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Gryphon 6" Dressing Stone Blade And Bit Rejuvenator

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Gryphon 6 Dressing Stone Blade and Bit Rejuvenator
Gryphon 6" Dressing Stone Blade And Bit Rejuvenator by Gryphon
$14.95 USD
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  • Easy to use - simply cut or grind the dressing stone to rejuvenate your diamond tools
  • Dressing stone removes residue to expose the diamond coating so blades and bits last longer

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Extend the life of your diamond coated saw blades and grinding bits with this dressing stone. Simply cut one to two slices off the stone with your diamond saw blade, or grind away a small part of the stone with your diamond grinder bit to rejuvenate the diamond coating and remove contamination and built up residue. Measures 6" long by 1/2" wide by 1/2" thick. Will last through many uses.

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5 out of 5 stars
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Pros : Helps clean the bit as I work
Cons : Nonr
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Other Thoughts : Anyone who knows anything about keeping metal sharp will know this is needed
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  •   Extended the Life of my Bits
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Other Thoughts : I had some old bits that I wanted to use the life out of and this rejuvenated them quite well. They will still wear out eventually, but I feel like I've getting my money's worth!
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