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3/4" Standard Quick-Fit Bit Diamond Sleeve Replacement

3/4" Standard Quick-Fit Bit Diamond Sleeve Replacement by Techniglass
$23.95 USD
Item# 8402S   In Stock

Product Features

  • Easy to use and time saving
  • Maximizes use of the grinding surface
  • Prevents chipping
  • Has a grit of 100/120


Product Description

The quick-fit bit system is unlike any other bit in stained glass! It is designed to be quick to change without the use of a hex wrench or other tools like conventional grinder bits. With a flip action of the holder's lever, you can change your bit, or the grit of the bit, in seconds! There's no need to find and use keys or locking tools - no grinder freeze-ups!

The Standard Bit Grit is the most common grit used by glass artists for its universal use. Can be used on all different thicknesses of glass. It is great for grinding and shaping glass with a grit of 100/120. Techniglass makes it easy to identify the Standard Bit Grit by designating the color green.

Standard replacement diamond bit sleeve for The Grinder, Glastar Superstar II Grinder (#5195). Also a replacement for Quick Fit Bit System #8402. Note this is the diamond bit sleeve only. Holder sold separately, see item #8402.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Easy to use
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Pros : These grinder bits slip right on and off..super easy to change
Cons : I wish they came also came in a finer grit
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  •   Sleeve Replacement is pretty durable
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Pros : pretty durable, easy to change and adjust, inexpensive
Cons : the only thing I found was that it didn't last as long as I would've liked it to.
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