OBM Disc Grinder setup and Product Review for knife making
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- OBM Disc Grinder setup and Product Review for knife making
This video covers the setup and product review on Origin Blade makers new 9 inch Disc Grinder. Disc Grinders are used by knife makers to grind flat and square surfaces. They often can improve the fit and finish of a knife makers finished blades especially the fit between bolster and scales.
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One thing to watch out for is that while you'll get a flatter surface, if you're really hogging (which you aren't doing on yours, as you said, finishing work) you can grind a taper onto your part without realizing it. You've got a much bigger area to work with when you have a disc, but the outer parts are moving a lot faster than the inner parts!
You make it look so easy and again nice job
I enjoy your videos. I've used a belt sander/disc sander combo to work on knife handle material prior to final glue-up. I really like this setup because it looks like the disc is more substantial and it is directly connected to the motor instead of belt and pulley driven. Have you considered installing a vfd so you can reverse the disc?
Always called that a scarf joint not dovetail...great video as usual
Thanks appreciate the feedback
good video
Nice video, as usual. Man, youve got almost all obms stuff!!
I built my first 2x72. Once I bought an OBM and saw the quality difference figured the rest of their products would be just as good. So far not disappointed.
Can you comment on what workhorse motor you used?
i have a OBM dominator 2x72 this summer i plan on buying the disc grinder would you happen to have a link to the iron horse motor you used? thanks Mark
Thanks for the great video, What RPM is the motor you used? 3450 or closer to 1800?
Anyone ever tried this type of grinder from Harbor Freight? Wondering if it's true or not. Some of those HF tools are pretty raggedy as far as being true in their alignment and manufacturing. Price is right if it does a good job though. Anyone ever tried them?