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  1. #1
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    Default CBN wheel - replace, used and WOW!

    Jim of Carrolls just sent me a new 180 CBN wheel. Arrived this morning, put it straight on, grabbed the Sorby rough gouge and bowl gouge, put it on the TruGrind....did the trick of using a black Sharpie Pen on the surface.....measured it all to ensure the angles were right....

    Aaannnndddd....

    Wow! What a brilliant setup. Ive always struggled with the last CBN. It was just a touch oblate and it rang like a bell, control was hard and I ended sending it back to Carrolls for a swap....in the meantime I ordered another 180 and a right sided TruGrind to give me a left/right setup....well, just the new 180 CBN has made a GALACTIC difference.

    It is smooth, easy to use, it's highly predictable and did an absolutely wonderful job sharpening those two chisels.

    I am ABSOLUTELY CHUFFED!

    Buy one, just do it.
    Last edited by Evanism; 13th February 2014 at 06:45 PM. Reason: Spillengg mistorks

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    I love mine too.
    anne-maria.
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    Ditto

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    Dirtto
    "The common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot.. it can't be done.
    If you deal with the lowest bidder it is well to add something for the risk you run.
    And if you do that, you will have enough to pay for something better"

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    Welcome to the
    ( I seen Robbos CBN wheel and I loved it so I got one and it changed my life club) mate
    DANGER!!!!
    I'm Dyslexic Spelling may offend!!!!!

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    Should we all get a room?
    anne-maria.
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    Follow my little workshop/gallery on facebook. things of clay and wood.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Evanism View Post
    Jim of Carrolls just sent me a new 180 CBN wheel. Arrived this morning, put it straight on, grabbed the Sorby rough gouge and bowl gouge, put it on the TruGrind....did the trick of using a black Sharpie Pen on the surface.....measured it all to ensure the angles were right....

    Aaannnndddd....

    Wow! What a brilliant setup. Ive always struggled with the last CBN. It was just a touch oblate and it rang like a bell, control was hard and I ended sending it back to Carrolls for a swap....in the meantime I ordered another 180 and a right sided TruGrind to give me a left/right setup....well, just the new 180 CBN has made a GALACTIC difference.

    It is smooth, easy to use, it's highly predictable and did an absolutely wonderful job sharpening those two chisels.

    I am ABSOLUTELY CHUFFED!

    Buy one, just do it.
    What sort of grinder did you fit it to ( slow speed or Normal) ?
    Did you have any trouble with fitting it? Run true?

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    I have a CarbaTec 8 inch full speed cheapy and the wheel slid straight on, dead true, delighted. Phil

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