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School me on grinding wheel dressing

Bellaireroad

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I believe one of my wheels is out of balance. Looks like there are lots of options for dressers. Where to start?
Thanks


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RustnGrease

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Should go without saying but the wheels on the one from harbor freight ****. Wore out after cleaning up 3 wheels. i figured for 5 bucks i would try it, never again. Going to follow this and see what the GJ has to say.
 
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Tim37

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Personally I can't condone buying anything made BT saint gobain.

I worked for them once wosre employer ever.
 

Steinmetz

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Don't breathe the dust generated while dressing the wheel, and don't let the dust settle on other equipment (I usually dress the wheel outdoors). I usually use a small dressing stick or a wheel-type dresser, depending.
 
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