I've acquired a bench grinder with a diamond wheel. The wheel's got a bit of a hollow in it, but there seems to be a fair bit of meat left. I've had a look at the manufacturers website, but there's not much info re maintenance of the wheels. From what I can see by poking around the internet, you use a silicon carbide or aluminium oxide stick a couple of grades finer than the wheel grit. The wheel's a Kinik D180R75BD3X = Diamond 180 grit Hard 75% concentration, Resinoid for dry grinding, so I'd guess you'd dress dry too.
The wheel's just a plain ally disk with the abrasive stuck to the side of the wheel, so you grind using the flat side of the wheel, the grinder has an inclineable hanging off each side
Anyone got any clues ?
Seems like attacking the wheel with a SiC stick is a bit agricultural somehow
The wheel's just a plain ally disk with the abrasive stuck to the side of the wheel, so you grind using the flat side of the wheel, the grinder has an inclineable hanging off each side
Anyone got any clues ?
Seems like attacking the wheel with a SiC stick is a bit agricultural somehow
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