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1" Rapid Brilliant Grinder Bit

1" Rapid Brilliant Grinder Bit by Techniglass
Price $36.95
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Product Features

  • High quality diamond coating is long lasting
  • Precision Manufactured Solid Brass Body
  • Proprietary Diamond Bonding Technique
  • Grind your way to perfect fitting pieces


Product Description

The Brilliant Bit
Made from a solid brass body and stainless steel set screw, this bit will not corrode over time.
Techniglass uses a proprietary diamond bonding technique to layer diamonds to the metal for a more uniform result. The design improves bit performance by reducing the amount of vibrations transmitted through the glass which produce fatigue cracks. One inch diameter bits do not "bite" into the glass quite as much as 3/4" diameter bits, creating straighter edges and gentler curves. Use it to quickly remove large amounts of glass, producing high-speed shaping.

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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Pros : good all around bit
Cons : careful when they are new - do not need to press the glass hard up to the bit - will chip. That goes away after grinding a few hours.
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