That's the plan Jerry, did ya take a look at the picture of
the temp setup I dug up? Still unpacking stuff from those
boxes that made the BIG move in 2012.
24,000 rpm on that Craftsman Industrial die grinder. That one
is from back in the day when Craftsman made some halfway
decent tools. It's been in the family for better than half a
century, pop used it on his South Bend bench lathe when he was
alive.
Now, that's an idea, I mean the rubberized abrasive. I've
got/had a couple of the 1"x 6" 3m wheels on pedestal grinders
in my shop for many years. I use them for deburring and
blending edges on parts I've machined.
http://www.pbase.com/dennygraham/image/161889589/large I think I might have a hard time taking .010" off the worst
ones though with a 1" diameter wheel. And I would have some
doubts about how flat it would make them. But, your right, I
think they would be good for finishing.
dg
