Marc, you are an amazing teacher. I can’t think of higher praise for any experienced person. I really appreciate you and what you do! I’m 64 years old and am sucking information like a sponge. Now, to find room for a surface grinder... Thank you.
Great Video. Having just purchased a surface grinder this will be a great help. Please keep the videos coming. And most of all thank you for all your hard work.
"There must be a clear winner when grinding." Quotes like this stick on me quite well, it's poetic even. I just found your channel 20 minutes ago and I'm hooked. I'm gonna be a machinist when my little one starts school. A new career direction. Merci!
Thanks Marc! I don't own a surface grinder but i do have a toolpost grinder and a home made tool and cutter grinder and much of the information in your video will be transferable to them as well .
how does the idea of the "clear winner" between the wheel and workpiece work when you're dealing with materials and wheels of intermediate hardnesses? surely there's a crossover point? I always thought it was about balancing wear between the bond and abrasive. Hard materials wear the abrasive quickly, so you need a relatively soft bond to keep the wheel from glazing. Soft materials wear the abrasive slowly, so you can use a tougher bond for longer wheel life without glazing
Hi Rob! I agree with your insight. It is a balancing act and there is a cross over point. My videos are for beginners and sometimes I skip information in order to keep things simple. What you are saying agrees with what I said in the video and adds some more information on why the choice of bond is so important. Thanks for some great information and for taking the time to share with everyone. Marc
how to mount nonmagnetic Ti-64 alloy 6mm plate on the magnetic chuck. and can you suggest grinding wheel specification Ti-64 alloy with 0.75 mm Depth of cut (Creepfeed grinding)? I required it for my research work. Thank you
I'm a hobbiest metalsmith becoming a Jeweler. This was very important educational instruction. Thank you for sharing your insight and helping everyone with our journeys to achieve our ambitions.
Marc, you are such a wonderful teacher. It’s such a shame you have to waste time with that French language stuff. Just kidding! You are absolutely awesome!
FOR TITANIUM WIRE GRINDING WITCH GRINDING WHEEL ARE USED WE MAKE SHARP POINT IN TITANIUM WIRE WE ARE USED LOTS OF WHEEL BUT EACH AND EVERY TIME WE MAKE RE-SHARPENING WHEEL
Great video Marc! Especially like the information about the wheel grading system. Still working on becoming a certified lazy machinists however I’ve been procrastinating.
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Marc, you are an amazing teacher. I can’t think of higher praise for any experienced person. I really appreciate you and what you do! I’m 64 years old and am sucking information like a sponge. Now, to find room for a surface grinder...
Thank you.
Great Video. Having just purchased a surface grinder this will be a great help. Please keep the videos coming. And most of all thank you for all your hard work.
What materials can and cannot be ground, if any?
Feel good.We company have the best products like cutting wheel, grinding wheel,etc. We top quality cutting wheel manufacture in China.
always wonderful Marc......thank you, Paul in Florida
Sir. Please tell me what grain use in90A46/54k6 v31 pink or white grey
Great discussion/information!! Seeing my name on your white board....hmmm? In trouble? Bad example? Or shoutout....IMO all 3....ATB Marc
Excellent description Mark, thank you
Always great information, Marc-Thank You Very Much!
Excellent tutorial. Thank you.
"There must be a clear winner when grinding." Quotes like this stick on me quite well, it's poetic even. I just found your channel 20 minutes ago and I'm hooked.
I'm gonna be a machinist when my little one starts school. A new career direction. Merci!
very clear and helpful, thanks !
Thanks Marc!
I don't own a surface grinder but i do have a toolpost grinder and a home made tool and cutter grinder and much of the information in your video will be transferable to them as well .
how does the idea of the "clear winner" between the wheel and workpiece work when you're dealing with materials and wheels of intermediate hardnesses? surely there's a crossover point? I always thought it was about balancing wear between the bond and abrasive. Hard materials wear the abrasive quickly, so you need a relatively soft bond to keep the wheel from glazing. Soft materials wear the abrasive slowly, so you can use a tougher bond for longer wheel life without glazing
Hi Rob! I agree with your insight. It is a balancing act and there is a cross over point. My videos are for beginners and sometimes I skip information in order to keep things simple. What you are saying agrees with what I said in the video and adds some more information on why the choice of bond is so important. Thanks for some great information and for taking the time to share with everyone. Marc
Another good video. Thank you
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What kind of grinding wheel do I use to cut bolt?
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how to mount nonmagnetic Ti-64 alloy 6mm plate on the magnetic chuck. and can you suggest grinding wheel specification Ti-64 alloy with 0.75 mm Depth of cut (Creepfeed grinding)? I required it for my research work.
Thank you
Thank you and happy 2020.
grinding knowledge traffic, so so helpful, thank you!
Michigan or Canadian?
I'm a hobbiest metalsmith becoming a Jeweler. This was very important educational instruction. Thank you for sharing your insight and helping everyone with our journeys to achieve our ambitions.
Marc, you are such a wonderful teacher. It’s such a shame you have to waste time with that French language stuff. Just kidding! You are absolutely awesome!
Well explained Marc!
FOR TITANIUM WIRE GRINDING WITCH GRINDING WHEEL ARE USED WE MAKE SHARP POINT IN TITANIUM WIRE WE ARE USED LOTS OF WHEEL BUT EACH AND EVERY TIME WE MAKE RE-SHARPENING WHEEL
Se magnifique! (Or however that goes.)
For a while it looked like you were being rude to outsidescrewball.🙄
Quality video! Heaps of really useful detailed info, thanks
Thank You for the clear information!
Love the explanation thanks.
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Now I know. Learned. Thnak you.
great one mark! condensed and rare info... best regards!
Thank you Mark. You are a very good teacher.
great vid
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Thank you Marc.
Great video Marc! Especially like the information about the wheel grading system. Still working on becoming a certified lazy machinists however I’ve been procrastinating.