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Bookmark or Share- best grinding wheels | Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work ForumMost chain grinding wheels are sold color and hardness. Other wheel makers in the industrial market go by a standard marking example SG46k first letters are wheel material number is grit size last leter is hardness.
- Correct Ginding Wheel Size - Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work ForumWhen it comes to grinding wheels, .404 and full sized 3/8 will use a 3/16" wheel, and everything else is a 1/8" wheel. I profile my wheels differently from most. I put the normal half round profile like the manufacturers recomend but, then I flatten it. I do this by laying the dressing brick on the chain vise rails.
- Resinoid Grinder Wheels | Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work ForumGrinding wheels come in different grits and types, like sandpaper and other abrasives. Some remove material faster; some leave a smoother finish; some last longer; some heat up the material more. Silvey grinder users are used to having a selection of wheels to choose from, but users of the Oregon style grinders usually do not.
- Question about grinder wheels | Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work ForumDifferent grinding wheels are like different types of sandpaper. There are coarser grits and finer grits. There are different types of abrasives used. There are different types of bonds that hold the wheels together and affect wear. Some cut faster and cooler, but wear out the wheels faster. Some wheels last a long time, but heat up the cutters ...
- ABN, CBN, Borazon, Grinding Wheels - Arborist, Chainsaw & Tree Work ForumWith both of these wheels, I think you would have to run a sharpening service to make them pay off. I think the ABN's are worth their weight when you have chains that need a lot of material removed at once. They'll do it without heating the tooth. The Oregon/Molemab wheels are good if you're custom shaping the wheels to get a specific type of ...
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