From: none@none.com99   
      
   On 5/16/2025 5:51 AM, Jim Wilkins wrote:   
   > I just acquired one and haven't found much useful info on using them on   
   > line. It's a Taiwanese clone of the Baldor, with two green wheels whose   
   > faces are angled from apparently freehand use. My use would most likely   
   > be guided sharpening of brazed threading and cutoff bits and freehand   
   > touch up of boring bars.   
   >   
   > If they would be more useful I have diamond angularly worn 6" and   
   > chipped 3-1/2" cup wheels plus a variety of AO wheels with 1-1/4" holes   
   > I bought for my surface grinder.   
   > jsw   
      
      
   In my opinion a cheap diamond wheel is more useful than a dedicated   
   machine for freehand grinding.  That being said I have a   
   D-Bit/tool&cutter grinder for grinding carbide... with cheap diamond   
   wheels.   
      
   I do have the problem of to many grinders and not enough place too put   
   them.   
      
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