This is one of the great benefits of todays online media. Before all this, you just have to go off of someones word but now a dude can afford to run this test and then post the results online for the world to see what the truth about the subject is. its a weird world but a good one
I am impressed with the dedication you put into the tests and efforts to record. I don't know if you thought it would get so involved or not but just how you used your tables to make complete perfect situations to a human doing this. If you were hiring someone to do this kind of grinding on say a project and you wanted them doing the work properly, your test equipment would show the human how you require stuff done. Expensive for absolute sure but your aware of stuff like this already..... great video, a ten out of ten!
Jason, thanks for All your Ingenuity and Hard work! You do the things that we don't have time to and provide excellent information to educate even the dumbest of us 😂 keep it up and we'll keep learning😎
I have run a belt sander for the last 15 years of my life and I've used sandpaper for the last 30 years of my life. I figured pretty much all sandpapers the same. It wears out quick. It clogs up quick. I recently got a ceramic belt for my belt sander + the minute I touched a piece of steel to it. I realized that I was completely wrong! I will now only buy ceramic. Aluminum oxide and ceramic sandpaper are not even remotely comparable. That ceramic belt can eat through a 1-in bar of steel about as quick as an aluminum oxide belt can eat through pine. It took me 29 years to figure it out but I'm sure this translates into flap discs as well.
Many of the young engineers I see have very little fabrication experience,I hope channels like yours encourage them to get more hands on. I love the way you make the test rig to measure the critical specification of interest. Its an education seeing how your rig is designed, constructed and tested itself. Real Science. Excellent work.
Damn, now I want to know this about fibre grinding disks/pads The ones my company buys go blunt fairly quick, they are still fine to grind most stuff, but struggle at the final mm when grinding perfectly flush to go to powdercoating. I bought a couple of 982c cubitrons and they are great, but 6 times more expensive so no way I'm convincing the boss to buy them
Ohhhh mannn what a treat 😁, and what an eye opening series of tests!! I have long wondered what and how these companies test their products and label them “ the best on the market “ because it seems like they all do it but of course they can’t all be the best lol 😆 I gotta tell you Jason , your products and channel and the tests you do are for real second to none 👌👌I could watch your videos 24/7 lol
Consumables are one of the things that are hard to dial in. Can be a project killer because of expense, Thanks for doing this! Time is bucks on an hourly project.
This is one of the great benefits of todays online media. Before all this, you just have to go off of someones word but now a dude can afford to run this test and then post the results online for the world to see what the truth about the subject is.
its a weird world but a good one
these tests are amazing to see. Your file test broke many long held opinions on filing. thanks. I will watch video now
I have great respect for the amount of work you and your team are putting into this. It can't be easy...so thanks for doing it. Great job!
I am impressed with the dedication you put into the tests and efforts to record. I don't know if you thought it would get so involved or not but just how you used your tables to make complete perfect situations to a human doing this. If you were hiring someone to do this kind of grinding on say a project and you wanted them doing the work properly, your test equipment would show the human how you require stuff done. Expensive for absolute sure but your aware of stuff like this already..... great video, a ten out of ten!
Quick shout out to your content. Really good. I want a DYI fixture table. No. I must have a DYI Fireball table. Santa? I’ve been damn good. Kinda.
Good thing a viewer sent that grease for the grinders, it's not something you'd otherwise find in any workshop of a decent size :-D
Jason, thanks for All your Ingenuity and Hard work!
You do the things that we don't have time to and provide excellent information to educate even the dumbest of us 😂 keep it up and we'll keep learning😎
I love you and your efforts, man. Great, informative video. I hope you keep this channel going in perpetuity.
Always great to see people truly trying to find out something
Hose clamps were the real MVP today
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I have run a belt sander for the last 15 years of my life and I've used sandpaper for the last 30 years of my life. I figured pretty much all sandpapers the same. It wears out quick. It clogs up quick. I recently got a ceramic belt for my belt sander + the minute I touched a piece of steel to it. I realized that I was completely wrong! I will now only buy ceramic. Aluminum oxide and ceramic sandpaper are not even remotely comparable. That ceramic belt can eat through a 1-in bar of steel about as quick as an aluminum oxide belt can eat through pine. It took me 29 years to figure it out but I'm sure this translates into flap discs as well.
Holy cow. That's some serious in depth testing. It's awesome
Many of the young engineers I see have very little fabrication experience,I hope channels like yours encourage them to get more hands on. I love the way you make the test rig to measure the critical specification of interest. Its an education seeing how your rig is designed, constructed and tested itself. Real Science. Excellent work.
Damn, now I want to know this about fibre grinding disks/pads
The ones my company buys go blunt fairly quick, they are still fine to grind most stuff, but struggle at the final mm when grinding perfectly flush to go to powdercoating.
I bought a couple of 982c cubitrons and they are great, but 6 times more expensive so no way I'm convincing the boss to buy them
what a monster project...i love it
Ohhhh mannn what a treat 😁, and what an eye opening series of tests!! I have long wondered what and how these companies test their products and label them “ the best on the market “ because it seems like they all do it but of course they can’t all be the best lol 😆 I gotta tell you Jason , your products and channel and the tests you do are for real second to none 👌👌I could watch your videos 24/7 lol
I have used induction heater for years and really love it
Consumables are one of the things that are hard to dial in. Can be a project killer because of expense, Thanks for doing this! Time is bucks on an hourly project.
Wow. This is some dedication!
You are doing great. ^_^ Your channel is very informative and interesting. Wish you success.
Wow! Standing Ovation!
Great idea! Jeeeezz that is a lot of work. Great consumer support; for all of us. Thank you!
Sparkmatic 5000!
I love the effort and dedication in every single video ❤