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    Accu Finish style grinder build

    I'm new to this forum. I'm usually pretty fugal and would prefer to make my own tools if practical. I put together a diamond grinder that turns at a slow speed like the Accu-Finish grinders. Video here:



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    Thanks N4NV! We've added your Carbide Grinder to our Sharpening category,
    as well as to your builder page: N4NV's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:




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    Great video, and nice project. I could sure use a slow-speed grinder like that. For your adapter you made to mate the motor to backing plate, rather than just cut a 90 deg. for the shoulder, always do a slight undercut in the corner for clearance to eliminate the wobbles.
    Also, I like your lathe set-up!
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    Hello,

    Would you also use slow speed grinder like this to sharpen those carbide tool bits that are brazed to metal shanks ?

    Bill

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    Yes, you can even touch an edge on a carbide insert if it's not chipped.

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    I made an updated video showing some finishing touches and a scraper blade that I sharpened.


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    Where did the get the abrasive discs?
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    Did you make that scraper, or did you buy it?



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