clarkson grinder

[@bolwell]

That's a beautiful thing, especially the helical drive

[@inmyshedwithbc.]

Hello from BC in Aus. Thank you for showing the adaptor block for the workhead. I have 1 in my kit but could not figure it out.

[@GarageOfTool]

Hi! Yeah it can take pretty long to figure out the grinding setup if not done on a daily basis.

[@inmyshedwithbc.]

@@GarageOfTool Back again from Aus. I saw a need for a table stop and used a USA mill vise stop. $28.00 plus del. Put the stop assy on top of the table and point the rod at the base the index firger mounts to. BC

[@wktodd]

My brother has a mk1 model, much the same as yours.. Very useful machine. I like the spiral attachment and swivel head that you made, will you be showing details?

[@GarageOfTool]

Yeah, I've just owned the machine couple of weeks, getting all working and figuring out how the accessories work. I think I'll be grinding lot of cutters in the future =) -Heikki

[@TrPrecisionMachining]

very love grinder

[@numheed]

Class man, where are you. Cheers

[@GarageOfTool]

In Finland!

[@raymondcaza1333]

where can I by this spirel atachment

[@jessestrum]

hi i,m really impressed i have a mk2 , did you make the swivel base yourself, and do you think its possible to make a small surface grinder, for the clarkson thanks for posting john

[@GarageOfTool]

Hi! That swiveling base was already added when I bought the machine, but it's definetely useful to allow more distance from the wheel. And you could use this machine for surface grinding for sure, maybe a longer spindle has to be done. Typically surface grinders use bearings on tables, but it wouldn't matter. -Heikki

[@jessestrum]

thanks for reply all the best john@@GarageOfTool