Twofer Grinder Bits - 1" Fine

Twofer Grinder Bits - 1 Fine
Twofer Grinder Bits - 1 Fine
Price $29.95
Your Savings: - $7.00
Your Price: $22.95 USD   (24% Off)
Item# 63959
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Product Features

  • 2 Superior Quality Bits at 1 Low Price
  • Fine Grinding Surface for Delicate Work
  • Diamond Coating Guaranteed Not to Peel!
  • Doubled Plated for Longer Product Life
  • Large 18MM Abrasive Height for Uniformed Grinding

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!

220 diamond mesh grit and 1" diameter. Use it for fine, delicate grinding of your glass. Bits fit most glass grinders.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   A pleasure to use
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Pros : Grind with confidence. Not one risk of chipped glass with these bits. I will only use standard bits for really tough glass from now on.
Cons : No cons
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Great Product
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Pros : Great on all glass types plus no chipping when using on dichroic. Great to fix kiln fired mistakes. Use with extra fine (600 grit) before fire polish. Results are great.
Cons : None
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  •   Great Alternative
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Pros : A very economical alternative to the more expensive bits. And they seem to work and last just as long.
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