Trues the Grindstone to be the same size and shape all the way around.
Easily Mounts and Locks into Place on the Universal Stand.
You don’t have to push with your thumbs as you feed the diamond cutter across the stone.
No Ridges on the Stone Surfac.
The more slowly you feed, the better the surface you’ll get.
An overview of what this item is abou.
You can make your grindstone perfectly round and flat with this unique diamond tool. You can easily, and not by pressing your thumbs, move the diamond cutter across the stone without having to move your hands. In order to get an even feeding, you turn the two knobs with both your hands at the same time. The feed can be done in either direction. Because the feed is controlled, you get even, flat stones with no ridges. This is because the stones are not pushed together. There is no need to flatten after you have sprayed with the paint. The more slowly you feed, the better the surface you will get. A traverse time of 90 seconds across the stone gives you a good finish that doesn’t show any ridges or grooves. For use with the Tormek T-8 and T-4 systems.
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In this tool, the grindstone is made to be perfectly round and flat. Tool mounts and locks right away on the Universal Support, which also holds the jigs. The Universal Support also holds the jigs. Screw feed: It has two knobs for smooth feed across the stone. You can easily, and not by pressing your thumbs, move the diamond cutter across the stone without having to move your hands. In order to get an even feeding, you have to turn the two knobs at the same time with both of your hands. Because the feed is controlled, you get even, flat stones with no ridges. This is because the stones are not pushed together. With the Stone Grader SP650, there is no need to make the stones flat after you use them. The more slowly you feed, the better the surface you will get. A traverse time of 90 seconds across the stone gives you a good finish that doesn’t show any ridges or grooves.
Arrived today, and I used it right away on the Grizzly T100010 wet grinder wheel with it. With no micro-adjuster, it has to be set by hand, but I found that to be very simple and quick. My first cut was a little too short, so I backed off right away to check the depth. It looked great. The cut was done and there was no need for a second cut. The wheel looked like it was perfectly round and flat. This is how it looked.
A simple way to make the Grizzly support work with the Tormek grinder’s micro adjuster is to cut threads with a die on one leg of the Grizzly support. Then, insert a nut into the disc for the adjustment wheel. It’s possible to figure out how much the support rises and falls in one full turn of the wheel, and then you can mark the wheel with the same number of steps.
I’m going to do this, and I’ll let you know how it goes later.
I used a UNF 1/2-20 die to cut the threads on the support leg next to the wheel. I tried to find a knurled flat nut with threads that matched, but I could only find one with coarse thread 1/2-13. You can buy the Tormek one on its own, but you’ll have to match their threads. The nut I used was a standard 1/2-20 zinc-coated hex nut. I put it in a 1.125 inch diameter disc made from 1/2 in plywood. Grizzly T100010 with micro-adjustable support: I now have one of these for the first time.
