Thread: Fat wheels for grinders.

Thanks for the Greenies blokes.

Originally Posted by journeyman Mick

Sea Dragon,
I note that Steve isn't on line at the moment so I'll try to explain. The jubilee clamp (hose clamp) is fastened around the shaft of the dresser in order to act as a guide. It's set to the deepest gouge in the wheel and rides against the edge of the toolrest. Assuming the toolrest is square to the wheel's shaft then dressing the wheel until the clamp rides hard against the entire face of the tool rest will ensure that the wheel is true.

Mick

Thanks, Mick. I actually understandthat. Much appreciated.

Originally Posted by sea dragon

Steve,
I have genuinely read this three times and admit to being envious of the way in which Scooter, Cliff and Ian W ...

See that boys, Scooter with a capital S.

'Bout time I woz afforded that level of respect


Mick, description well supplied


Cheers................Sean

Originally Posted by scooter

.... Scooter with a capital S.

'Bout time I woz afforded that level of respect
.......

Wot are you on about? :confused:
You (with a capital "Y") called yourself that.

Fair Comment Cliff Rogers Timber Hoarder

Bloody Capitalists...

Hmm, my local tool supplies place wants a lot more for a star wheel dresser than a diamond one, and I think you need both. With rough treatment the diamond pointed thing will coarsen up the wheel but not much.

btw, if your wheel is still running out of round then maybe you need to look at the bushes or washer.

Looks useful Clifton, did you consider going for a rewind on the motor to compensate for the extra load induced due to surface drag of the rotating surface? Perhaps a change in value of the starter cap as well, you need to consider all this mate, don't want to create problems later?

Only thing that needs rewinding around here is you Benjamin.

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Looks useful Clifton, did you consider going for a rewind on the motor to compensate for the extra load induced due to surface drag of the rotating surface? Perhaps a change in value of the starter cap as well, you need to consider all this mate, don't want to create problems later?


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Looks useful Clifton, did you consider going for a rewind on the motor to compensate for the extra load induced due to surface drag of the rotating surface? Perhaps a change in value of the starter cap as well, you need to consider all this mate, don't want to create problems later?

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Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers

And not even FRY day.