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1" Twofer Grinder Bits - Coarse

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1 Twofer Grinder Bits - Coarse
$41.95 USD
Availability: Expected to be available December 27, 2024. Subject to change. Pre-order now!
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Product Features

  • 2 Superior Quality Bits at 1 Low Price
  • Coarse Grit for Aggressive Grinding
  • Diamond Coating Guaranteed Not to Peel!
  • Doubled Plated for Longer Product Life
  • Large 18MM Abrasive Height for Uniformed Grinding
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Product Description

Two Superior Quality Bits at One Value Price
Aanraku's Twofers Grinder Bits offer superior quality at a low-cost. The diamond abrasive grinding surface is double plated for strength, durability and long life. It's large 18mm bit height gives you a larger grinding surface, designed to maximize bite and allows for the uniform grinding. Diamond coating guaranteed not to peel!

60 diamond mesh grit and 1" diameter. Use it to quickly and aggressively grind away at the glass. Bits fit most glass grinders.

Delphi Tip: Getting the Most from Your Grinder Bits
Grinder Bits can be expensive, so make sure that you're utilizing all of the diamond coating. When you first install your bit, line it up so the bottom of the grit lines up with the top of the grinder work surface. When the exposed diamond coating is no longer effective, loosen the set screw and drop the bit down so the used portion is under the work surface exposing fresh grit that's ready to be used.
 

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  • 60 Grit

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Course bits
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Pros : Quick grinding. Less work and finger/hand fatigue
Cons : To much pressure could chip glass
Other Thoughts : Love them to grind large area
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   super fast shaping!
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Pros : Put on this bit for your initial shaping, especially for bowls, plates. Does tend to chip - so be mindful of your line and switch to a finer bit when you are near the line. Saves hours of time!
Cons : If you don't use a finer bit, you will have to increase the temperature because your glass will have chips. Bye Bye perfect circles with crisp edges!
Other Thoughts : Remember to wear eye protection and also consider wearing a face shield and use an extra large grinder shield for safety.
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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Two for one is a great deal!
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Pros : Great deal for price and power. I am glad I bought these. I am still on my first bit after 5 projects--some which required extensive grinding.
Cons : It seems that now the first bit is wearing fast.
Other Thoughts : Will buy again.
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