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    Danni Burns
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      @danniburns84841

      Hi all

      I was just watching the promo video for the Diamond Tool Holder

      Can any tell me what this Bench Grinder setup is on the Ryobi bench grinder

      The tool rest and wheel type

      ryobi bench g.jpg

      Thanks

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      #20302
      Danni Burns
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        @danniburns84841
        #546353
        ega
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          @ega

          It's the table from EE's Acute grinding system; wheel is CBN, I believe.

          Ask Gary for more information.

          #546364
          Mike Poole
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            @mikepoole82104

            I suppose that as a CBN wheel has zero risk of disintegration a guard is superfluous and most of the cut material will be directed downwards. Another good reason to use CBN wheels.

            Mike

            #546379
            Danni Burns
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              @danniburns84841

              Thanks Ega/ Mike

              Nice rest though

              I dont think Ive every used a CBN wheel. Ive just seen the price. Never worked in a 'money is no object' workshop, I'll be sticking the 'value for money' wheels.

              I need new wheels (for HSS) and Id like wider if poss. I suppose Im stuck with the same the the B-grinder has already. None of my tungsten tipped tools with fit the CL500M so thats not a concern.

              cheers

              #546381
              Harry Wilkes
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                @harrywilkes58467

                I have a Diamond Tool Holder which I sharpen on a ordinary bench grinder on the smooth wheel I have a sharpening jig which I think came with the tool holder (I think)

                H

                #546384
                Danni Burns
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                  @danniburns84841

                  Hi Harry

                  They look OK but even they are expensive. Jeez I sound like a right cheap B######

                  I have loads of tools, need to start using them. Im just finishing setting machine up so good to go really.

                  I was just grinding a bespoke HSS tool on old/abused Bench grinder and it was not good. I need to change both wheels for level/square edges and probably for safety as well. Ive just bought a tool rest, so will do all that when it comes.

                  I think I have seen somewhere on the site suggestions for 50 grit for rough grinding and 100 grit for finishing the tool.

                  Anyone with advice on that. Ill probably get from Toolstation/Screwfix

                  cheers

                  #546401
                  Pete Rimmer
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                    @peterimmer30576

                    That looks like an electroplated diamond wheel rather than a CBN. It could be electroplated CBN of course but typically the CBN wheels are abrasive mixed into a resin bond and rely on erosion to keep them sharp. Electroplated wheels have a thin coating of diamond fused to a metal carrier.

                    #546416
                    John Haine
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                      @johnhaine32865

                      That is a CBN wheel, electroplated CBN on steel. I've never seen a resin bonded CBN wheel! If you read Gary's stuff he confirms it is CBN.

                      #546420
                      Michael Gilligan
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                        @michaelgilligan61133
                        Posted by John Haine on 22/05/2021 20:18:03:

                        … I've never seen a resin bonded CBN wheel! …

                        .

                        Out of my price-range, I suspect … but here goes: **LINK**

                        6 Types of Resin Bond CBN Grinding Wheel, Which One Is the BEST?

                        MichaelG.

                        #546423
                        Pete Rimmer
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                          @peterimmer30576

                          Thanks for the correction John. CBN is very prevalent in fact a lot of what is called diamond is not natural diamond at all. We use a lot of diamond products at work electroplated and sintered segment.

                          #546425
                          Harry Wilkes
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                            @harrywilkes58467

                            Danni mine came with a 30 & 60 grit wheels after grinding I do hone as well, maybe not the best way but suits my needs

                            H

                            #546436
                            ega
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                              @ega

                              A question that has been aired before: would a diamond wheel be suitable for dry high speed grinding of steel?

                              Edited By ega on 22/05/2021 22:39:23

                              #546460
                              DiogenesII
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                                @diogenesii

                                ega – ..Maybe.. see the 'How to Use.. ..For Best Results' paragraph towards bottom of page..

                                Fortune Tools – Diamond Grinding Wheels

                                ..it gives SFM recommendations for wet/dry – handy..

                                #546464
                                John Haine
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                                  @johnhaine32865
                                  Posted by Michael Gilligan on 22/05/2021 20:30:40:

                                  Posted by John Haine on 22/05/2021 20:18:03:

                                  … I've never seen a resin bonded CBN wheel! …

                                  .

                                  Out of my price-range, I suspect … but here goes: **LINK**

                                  6 Types of Resin Bond CBN Grinding Wheel, Which One Is the BEST?

                                  MichaelG.

                                  Thanks Michael, new to me!

                                  I invested in one of those large CBN wheels to go with my Acute grinder, got it from Toolpost in Didcot, alas they closed down last September.

                                  #546481
                                  ega
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                                    @ega
                                    Posted by DiogenesII on 23/05/2021 08:54:23:

                                    ega – ..Maybe.. see the 'How to Use.. ..For Best Results' paragraph towards bottom of page..

                                    Fortune Tools – Diamond Grinding Wheels

                                    ..it gives SFM recommendations for wet/dry – handy..

                                    Thanks.

                                    I note their reference to resin-bonded CBN.

                                    #546513
                                    Pete Rimmer
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                                      @peterimmer30576
                                      Posted by Michael Gilligan on 22/05/2021 20:30:40:

                                      Posted by John Haine on 22/05/2021 20:18:03:

                                      … I've never seen a resin bonded CBN wheel! …

                                      .

                                      Out of my price-range, I suspect … but here goes: **LINK**

                                      6 Types of Resin Bond CBN Grinding Wheel, Which One Is the BEST?

                                      MichaelG.

                                      There are budget ones Michael, I bought a 8" one for under £50 to use for grinding abrasive stones flat. I also bought a couple of 5" tapered edge ones for my tool & cutter grinder for sharpening hobs. They were just over a tenner each.

                                      amazon link

                                      Edited By Pete Rimmer on 23/05/2021 12:24:53

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