Slowspeed carbide grinder

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• DA

  @davestambaugh7282 · 6 years ago

  I am retired today. I have worked in twenty five different small machine shops. Only one of them had one of these. They are amazing!

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• GE

  @genecarden780 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOBtH4m2TYo&amp;t=1047">17:27</a> Stefan:” oh I’m stupid” places a bushing over the shaft to locate it.<br>It’s comforting to know even a talented genius can have a brain fart.🤣<br>Then I remember that his brain fart would have taken me 2 days to figure out.<br>You are a wealth of knowledge,but more importantly you have a way of explaining things in a way that makes it easy for someone with VERY limited knowledge in this area( like me) to understand. Thank you for the time and effort you put into your videos.🙏

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• PE

  @peterblake548 · 6 years ago

  The ceramic disc is a Buchner filter for a Buchner funnel

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• JI

  @jimsvideos7201 · 6 years ago

  This was worth the watch for the bushing workaround to indicating that D-shaft alone.

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• JE

  @jefflastofka9289 · 4 months ago

  Oh, man. The razor blade under the part and then pry against the blade. Another simple genius idea 😀 &nbsp;I just found this, years after production....

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• CO

  @CobySmolens · 2 months ago

  Stefan, I love your explanations, your logical problem-solving. 😊

• MO

  @MoraFermi · 6 years ago (edited)

  That ceramic disk looks like a vacuum filter insert! These are used in chemical labs. Sadly the only ones I know of are stupid expensive... :-/<br><br><br>P.S. Of course the usual Chinese sites have them for $0.5 a pop, if you wait 1-2 months for delivery.

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• OU

  @outsidescrewball · 2 years ago

  4 years ago I watched/commented…just purchased an Accu-Finish unit on factory stand with wheels inc. ceramic….NOW your grinding discussion has assisted my learning of use!!!

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• DA

  @dalejones4186 · 6 years ago

  Hi Stefan. &nbsp;Cobbled together to you is German precision to me. &nbsp;Your quest for perfection is impeccable. &nbsp;Thanks for sharing.

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• SH

  @sharkbaitsurfer · 2 years ago

  There is just so much to love about this video, all sorts of question that I had percolating in my mind such as grinding speeds, tool cutting edge geometry and a whole host more were answered.<br>Thank you Stefan for making such a thoroughly informative video.

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  @timmallard5360 · 6 years ago

  I like the drive pins combined with the magnet.

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• TU

  @tuscanland · 6 years ago

  A prolific mind with some very talented hands. Thank you for sharing your work.

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