Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Grinding Tool Types

!±8± Grinding Tool Types

Grinder Tools: The Types and Uses

Grinder tools are essential machines used to refine certain materials' surface such as the metal and wood. They may also be used to sharpen tools that dulled over the span of time you have been using them. There are different types of grinder tools available, each serving a unique purpose for different items and features. Among these types are the belt grinder, the bench grinder, the cylindrical grinder, the surface grinder, and the tool and cutter grinder.

Among the grinder tools, the belt grinder is probably the biggest grinding tool. It takes care of metals exclusively, as another machine is in charge of grinding woods, the belt sanders. Generally, there are three applications you could use belt grinding for; first, for polishing surface roughness, second, to remove edge breaking and third, to eliminate tool marks that the metal accumulated from production.

The bench grinder, on the other hand, is a type of grinder that you could conveniently place on bench tops. It is mainly used for sharpening tools and smoothing metal edges. It may also be used for polishing and molding metals into a particular shape or design. The bench grinder is a very essential tool which aids you in preparation for welding.

Another type among the grinder tools is the cylindrical grinder. It is a type of machine which is specifically designed to shape an object's surface. Cylindrical grinders are defined by four actions that it is capable of doing. First, the object or the material for your project must be rotating at a constant speed. Second, the grinding wheel of the cylindrical grinder must also be rotating constantly. Third, the position of the material you are working on must be placed against the grinding wheel; and fourth, the same material must be traversed to the grinding wheel.

Next is the Surface grinder. This grinding tool is used for producing smooth surfaces on finished products. It is basically a finishing process that functions mainly to smooth the surfaces of products, whether they are metallic or nonmetallic, to provide them with a refined and perfect appearance.

Finally, there is the tool and cutter grinder. As the name suggests, this grinder tool shows versatility, as it is capable of performing a variety of operations just like what cylindrical, surface, and the bench grinder have. As it is a versatile object, it must be operated by a person with a high level of skill and understanding who knows the differences and purposes of each grinding function.


Grinding Tool Types

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Monday, December 12, 2011

Dewalt 718 Miter Chop Saw Review

!±8± Dewalt 718 Miter Chop Saw Review

The Dewalt 718 is one of the superb range of miter saws that the company manufactures. I have used the dewalt 718 and its forerunners for about 20 years and find it ideal for all sorts of cutting jobs in my workshop. The first one I bought in 1989 was used daily for 10 years in a busy commercial setting making around 50 - 100 cuts per day. It was stolen from my workshop which meant that work had to stop while we got a replacement. One week later the new one arrived with a number of improvements over the old one.

Constant Product Improvements On Dewalt Miter Saws

The improvements included the fantastic guarding system that covers the blade. As you make a cut the guard reveals just enough of the blade to make the cut without exposing the operator to the saw blade. Another development was the addition of quick clamps to hold your work in place while you make the cut.

We do not always use these clamps but they are very solid. Just can clamp and unclamp your work in about 5 seconds using the ratchet system inherent in the 2 clamps. As many of the profiles we cut are non square we use jigs with the clamps to hold the work securely.

Eventually my second Dewalt 718 stopped working. We had run it into the ground over 11 years and the motor bearings were beginning to wear out. Dewalt did offer to change the motor but I decided to buy a brand new one.

New Features On The Latest Dewalt 718 Miter Saw

We have now had the latest version of the DW718 for about 6 months. Again there is the guarding system which has been further improved. The clamp system is the same. The best new feature is the laser cutting guide. It shines directly onto your work and the beam is the exact width of the blade. So you can see both sides of the cut.

This is critical when you are working to very tight tolerances. If A piece of Aluminium has to be 1789mm then the laser beam allows me to hit that measurement exactly.

The other main improvement is the start up speed of the blade. It quickly gets to full speed when you press the on switch. About half the time of the previous model. There is also a brake on the blade which means that it stops turning very quickly. You no longer feel you are waiting for the blade to stop. It just starts and stops very fast.

Most of my work is with aluminium and wood. These need completely different Dewalt saw blades. You cannot use a wood saw blade on aluminium without causing damage to the blade. You will also find the work catches in the blade which is quite dangerous. An aluminium saw blade will cut wood but the teeth will go blunt much quicker. This is particularly true for cutting laminates and chipboard.


Dewalt 718 Miter Chop Saw Review

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Monday, December 5, 2011

DEWALT DW073KD 1/4-Inch at 100-Feet Manual Level 9.6-Volt to 18-Volt NiCd Cordless Interior/Exterior Rotary Laser Kit

!±8± DEWALT DW073KD 1/4-Inch at 100-Feet Manual Level 9.6-Volt to 18-Volt NiCd Cordless Interior/Exterior Rotary Laser Kit


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Designed for professional use, the DeWalt DW073KD 9.6-volt-to-18-volt Ni-Cad Cordless Interior/Exterior Rotary Laser Kit's manual leveling system is accurate to +/-1/4 inches per 100 feet. The rotary laser features dual side-by-side laser diodes for an extremely bright, visible beam and variable speeds (0-to-600 RPM) for increased visibility. Other features include a protected rotary head and side impact roll cage for increased durability, a built-in bump sensor that alerts you if laser has been bumped after leveling, and the laser can be oriented level or plumb for all common applications.

This laser's multi-voltage adapter accepts all DeWalt 9.6-to-18-volt batteries and its built-in wall, floor, and tripod mounts allow fast and easy set-up for most common applications while eliminating the need for separate tool mount accessories. An included digital laser detector extends interior and exterior range to 600 feet. This rotary laser comes with a one-hour charger, an 18-volt battery, a laser target card, a digital laser detector and clamp, laser enhancement glasses, and a heavy-duty kit box.

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