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How do you keep all the metal surfaces on your 3 in 1, table, chuck etc so clean and rust free?

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Nice hole saw bro!

Very interesting video. Nice work sir. Thanks

Hello from Aus. I use a saw gulleting wheel to grind the gullets. 150 X 3 X 31.75mm Ruby alox 80 grit. it does well. Also the clearance grinding issue for the inner facet is easier if the wheel head is tilted and not the workhead. Why I don't know. For facet grinding I use an 11V9 wheel. 38A60 KV.

Do you take customer work? I'm just around the corner.

You have earned a new subscriber i am a quality engineer/manager I love your content - greetings from the UK!

You did a great job of explaining what you are doing and your camera person did a great job. Thanks for the video.

Awesome! Thanks for the demo!

Mmmmmmm 250 RPM and Push How many rpm where you going? I suppose you could always reduce the cutting angle on the cutter. Anyway, great. Cheers again, Davo

Cheers and thanks for taking the time. Davo from Australia

What kind of rpm are you running at that you can run without wheel covers and not worry about personal damage if the wheel explodes?

Love your videos!! Thanks for sharing

Nice Job! Always love the great details you provide in indicating your parts! Perhaps one day you could give a try to my DRO for your grinders?

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I completely get why you took the time to salvage that step drill, also very envious of the relief grinding attachment!

I know why we live in a disposable world . This takes to long

For those of us with a cutter grinder, but without a relieving fixture (yet, ha), is there reason not to grind the face? As long as some original relief remains it should still drill? Thanks for taking the time to show these setups.

Much appreciated video, got me sub'd.

How to sharpen a step drill... 1st - go buy $50,000 worth of hi tech sharpening equipment, 2nd - Spend years practicing different techniques and watching you tube vids.... 3rd - now you can sharpen you $40 step drill.

Good info if you have that particular tool.

HI ! I have those small belts for my K.O. Lee and could use some new ones. Would you share your source ? Thanks !

I really enjoy your sharpening videos showing the techniques, thanks!

People who don't understand don't realize the fun you are having, a challenge met, you increased your experience/knowledge, and you turned potential scrap into a very useful tool. Plus your viewers learn and enjoy.. Thanks for sharing

Excellent video! Following the setup closely is greatly appreciated.

I appreciate that you share all of your setup process and logic. I’ve been trying to get better at tool grinding for a long time and, your videos are helping me greatly.

Very interesting. Nice work sir

Had a grinder wire wheel catch and jump out of my hands a few years back. I managed to hold onto the cord enough so it didn't go completely out of control. As it was it skittered around and climbed up onto my arm and caused quite a nasty tearing of skin up my arm. This was all under a truck so there was no getting away from it quickly. Fortunately no skin grafts were needed. It took awhile to heal.

congrats on raising it. in 2 weeks, once the lathe has settled, get a good machinist level, and do some fine tuning on the shims under the legs, to take out any twist that may be in the lathe bed. th-cam.com/video/dnhT88kSUh0/w-d-xo.html

Wow nice work Andy!

nice! That hoist is quite heavy, I have one The lathe will be easier to reach now..

Very nice work sir. Yeah I get that. Something like that would just bug me forever. He he

Sorry for your accident.. Those grinders sure can be dangerous.. All happens so quickly.. We all have those whoopsie moments.. We all have scars to show.. How about using the screw in side handle? Thinner gloves to give us a better grip? Thanks for sharing.. Appreciate and enjoy your videos!!

been there done that - those wire wheels are deadly even when using a battery operated grinder with a deadman type switch.

I've had my Granite XT 1340 (110v) for five years now and use it far more than expected. You pointed out some good points and the few cons. When I got mine mounted and running I had to change the electronics three times and the motor once before it worked smooth and reliable. Saving up to change the motor to a higher torque with VFD. It just stalls too much. Then adding a treadmill motor with controller to the drill/mill so I can use the powered X-Y feeds to mill.

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Nice, thanks for sharing

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You need to invest in a loupe they are super cheap and helpful. And I shouldn't have to say this, but you should be dressing the wheel every time you mount it, and periodically with molybdenum rod

Great video. What model of tool grinder are you using there?

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Almost a lost art, the grinding wizard is indispensable to a real machine shop.

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Hi there ! New to cutter grinders. Interested in your collet / collet holder in your powered work head. I have a KO Lee 360 and a 943 work head very similar to yours ( no rpm control). I got a shop built 5c adapter with mine (with the draw bar through the back). Yours looks to have pin wrench holes as though you can tighten / remove collets from the front ? An older Steve Summers video (with the same work head) shows him changing collets from the front with a pin wrench. Any idea what collets / adapter that might be ? I believe my work head has the B&S # 11 taper, so needs an adapter to use 5C. Thanks

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The center height is out of all proportion to the width and rigidity of the slideways.