grinding wheel specifications explained (English)

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ray gallant

[@001SAUCE]

The visualization you gave for coarseness made it so much easier to understand, thank you!

[@shopandmath]

Thank you and thank you for taking the time to comment. I much appreciate it.

[@user-wf8je6up2i]

i inherited a whole bunch of grinding wheels this info will come in handy.

[@hayamastudio4504]

Thank you so much for this video, it saved me a ton of time. Appreciate you brother!

[@shopandmath]

thank you for the nice comment and thank you for taking time to comment. It is much appreciated. Another great video to watch. If you can find it is made by Norton. It’s the seven factors of grinding.

[@hayamastudio4504]

@@shopandmath Will definitely check that one out. Thank you for the guidance, truly appreciate people like you helping us young guys getting into the trades. Thank you again!

[@freedomearthmoon1]

Thanks, I just purchased a bench grinder and never owned one before or used one much. I've been trying to decide if I need better wheels that the ones that came it and this helped me understand some things.

[@shopandmath]

Thank you very much and also, thank you for taking the time to comment. It’s much appreciated.

[@rtkville]

Good one Thanks. Very informative!

[@shopandmath]

thank you for watching Ray

[@compassprecision]

Very informative video. Thanks for producing!

[@shopandmath]

thank you for taking the time to comment comments help fuel the the video creation engine :-)

[@compassprecision]

shop and math Absolutely. Trying to figure out ways to drive up comments on our own channel haha

[@shopandmath]

@@compassprecision doing what i can

[@kevinkoller8493]

Great job!!!

[@shopandmath]

Thank you And thank you for taking the time to comment. It’s much appreciated. Ray

[@thapandev5136]

Thanks brother

[@rickyserna1734]

Thank You

[@shopandmath]

Thank you for commenting it as much appreciated

[@steran50]

Thank you for a great video. Just a question - what wheel would you recommend for a manual surface grinder ?.

[@shopandmath]

there are 7 factors when choosing a grinding wheel since i do not know what you would like to cut I can not tell you what you should get if I wanted a general use wheel aluminum oxide (A) medium grain (46) medium bond (i to s) structure medium (7 to 11) bond type Vitrified (V)

[@jimcroyle7249]

Thanks

[@shopandmath]

thank you for your comment

[@stevek4451]

Where could I get a diamond wheel like the one you used at the end of the video when you put the radius on the carbide toolbit? What are the specs on it and about how much would that cost please? Thank you.

[@shopandmath]

Before you switch to a diamond wheel I highly suggest you watch my video how to dress a Dimond wheel dress You can get cheap diamond wheels on Amazon for under $100 Don’t buy a diamond wheel getting dressing sticks Your wheel will not cut without it Ray

[@vinayakbhardwaj5626]

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[@shopandmath]

thank you Ray

[@jackskalski3699]

Absolutely awesome information to a noob like me. One last item I'm missing is dressing the wheel. Do we dress all and are there different dressers for different wheels? :D

[@shopandmath]

There are multiple different dressing methods. It also depends on the type of wheel that you have for your standard aluminum oxide which is your white grinding wheel? Truing and dressing are done at the same time with a diamond bit On a diamond wheel or CBN wheel truing and dressing are not done at the same time in most cases True a diamond or CBN will you will use a break dresser to true that same wheel. You will use dressing sticks to dress the wheel. If you look under my videos, I do have a diamond wheel dressing video. Hopefully this answers your question. Ray

[@DK-vx1zc]

excellent

[@raysfix]

Thank you for the nice comment and thank you for taking the time to comment. It’s much appreciated.

[@princelerefolo4719]

Soo profound.

[@Frankowillo]

Thank you, that was very instructive. A couple of questions: Other than GC, will C and/or AZ and/or ASD and/or SD sharpen Carbide tools? Are the grain sizes you listed approximately equivalent to the standard grits of abrasive paper?

[@shopandmath]

I would only personally recommend CBN or diamond the price has come down to the point that its affordable now you will have more control and accuracy in your cut There are more grit sizes available for paper then grinding wheels you should get the close to the same finish with the same paper verses grinding wheel Ray

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