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| mbseto |
 Apr 28 2019, 10:09 PM
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I've been grinding welds with the aluminum oxide wheels I get in a bulk pack from HF and always dread doing it. It's slow and it's a drudgery. A buddy showed me one of these wheels and it is amazing by comparison. Knocks the welds down extremely fast and runs cool - no discoloration in the metal. Is anyone else using these?
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mbseto Why has no one ever mentioned Pferd grinding wheels? Apr 28 2019, 10:09 PM
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