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Default Axminster instructions

On Mon, 16 Mar 2009 21:25:43 -0400, the infamous Gerald Miller
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On Mon, 16 Mar 2009 05:26:27 -0500, "Terry Coombs"
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Thanks Don , I kinda got that impression from the instructions . I'm
probably going to build a dedicated grinder set-up for it , and since it
seems to be missing part of the base , I'll probably get to do a bit of
aluminum casting . More fun !!
I have a "spare" 3450 RPM motor that will make an excellent grinder with a
cup wheel , which would seem to be the best choice for this project . Gotta
beat my hand-sharpening technique ...


I've been thinking of building a setup to rough sharpen drills using a
4.5 inch angle grinder.


Heck, Gerry. Just lay the thing sideways on the bench with the
trigger locked on and have at it. It works as well as a grinder or
belt sander. (I use my 1" belt sandah most often, though.) In the
field, I have used a DA sander. _That's_ the tricky monster.

Terry just doesn't get enough practice, ah betcha.

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