Tool Time Tuesday - Die Grinders
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Official Simple Little Life Video of: Die Grinders; super handy tools to have in a fab/maker shop.
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Good information. They come in handy, and the cut off discs are used often in my shop. I don't think the average user realizes how dangerous a cut off can be. I've had them explode on me. A coworker had the guard off a right angle grinder for some stupid reason cutting stainless sheet. When the disc hung up and kicked back, it didn't stop till it was a half inch in his finger.
very personable instructional delivery. It was an enjoyable video to watch and did not leave me feeling bored. efficient and to the point instructional video that is clear and concise.
Great video sir. Keep up the good work
What is the smallest air compressor i can buy for use with a die grinder? I don't have the budget or room for a huge one looking for the lower end but something that will still alow tool to work well
absolutely great video Jeremy. I found your channel ages ago and have watched every upload since. Thanks for the great content :)
Love it so much bit out of my range but 1 day and working on my next knife so u can show on tool time so thank u for ur help x
Loving the videos.
Thanks.
Thanks Jeremy.
+Bill K. You're welcome Bill. I appreciate the gratitude. Cheers👍
Look forward to these every week, the sea can is looking great bud. Keep on keepin on. Cheers! And thanks for the plug lol
+BlueDogGarage thanks a lot buddy. and you're more than welcome.
great video.. great work.
Yay, made it.
On the snap-on what is the bit called that you twist on n off the cookie pad?
Does this high 27,000 rpm creates problem when using with carbide deburring tools ?
Hello from Texas, i lost your platform and im glad i found you again. I have a question that id like to ask about a diamond bench grinder type of wheel but the diamond is only on the outside of the wheel. Its made by Norton and i have no idea what its for. Keep in mind i dont have a bench grinder at the moment. Thanks
Do you get many pictures of knives that want to be on tool time Tuesday?
Could you use these for engraving?
What kind of gloves were you using (brand)? Thanks for all your videos.
Lol 7:38 someone's having too much fun! 🤣🤣
You should have been a dentist.
Jeremy can you give me a ruff estimation of how knives you have left to feature
haha i like that at the end!! brroom bbrrooom!😂
they are only about 90psi to run aren't they?
I'm definitely guilty of using a cutoff disk on my 90°. I know it's stupid everytime I do it. Sometimes you just can't fit a proper cutoff grinder in certain spots...
You’re hired coach. First off- I will absolutely be emailing you once I make my first knife. A few more tools to acquire first. Secondly- you had the follow before your cat showed up, but my gawd that helped and I so wanted to see you pet the kitty. Distracted at. Anyway, absolutely fantastic presentation. And that sign off tho- absolutely reminded me to follow.
In the process of building out my own metal shop, I don’t know shit, and I’ve already got thousands of dollars of sales in one odd niche. Looking to expand, and well I’m pretty much gonna watch all your videos now. Thanks for being so dope!!!
would you do a tool time Tuesday about your power file? and maybe your firearms too?
Where do you find the bits? It's hard enough to find die grinders, but finding the bits/burrs for 'em, especially when I know somewhere between diddle and squat about die grinders, is a challenge.
So, if I were to pick up the Harbor Freight electric die grinder (or any other), what would you recommend as a "starting bit set"?
John Sanford I recently got one at pawn shop, and it appears darn near the only place to get them is on Amazon. Look around on Amazon and look for good reviews. Just ordered my first bur recently..
Your local industrial supplier. Once you find it, you'll open up a whole new world of tools, safety equipment, and bits.
Safety goggles... Gotta seal out all those bits of steel coming from all directions
I wish there was a tutorial on how to set one straight up to be able to get a 90° angle like MichaelCtulhu has his.
Can u cut an inch steel with small diy grinder
Hi Sparkles 💖
What can you tell about Milwaukee 5194 Die Grinder ??Is it any good for heavy duty work like cutting round lines over piping connection???Iam experienced with air version,however when using air die grinders their heads start rotating and untightening which position tool in realignment and it very hard to set them back so gears wont be loose or too tight..Never tried electric version before,another weakness with die grinders that their burrs or attachments have tendency to jump away from collet and come out loose...So far I think what wrong with die grinders,rather than that they does help a lot with heavy metal work,mostly deburring steel or cast iron...
I've found a use for one but air compressors are too expensive for me
Will a 50L compressor work for the die grinders?
more then likely. But most of the time you will start loosing "power" as the air is used up. If you are just doing small tasks i would say no problem. If you are doing "heavy" work you might get annoyed with waiting for the compressor to build up more air.
Whats the advantage over a common power drill?
Speed and torque and ergonomic form
At last my knife :D:D:D
Do one on drill presses
he already did
do dremel type accessories fit this brand of grinders?
No, usually they are 1/4” shank and dremel ones are typically smaller than that.
Rag?
electric die grinders spin a around 25000!!
yeah when he said 2500 - I thought that sounded low
Is a 50 L air compressor enough for these? It can provide up to 170 L/min
Easily. The smaller ones shown here operate between 20,000 and 25,000rpm and average around 13 CFM (about 60 L/min). Keep in mind that when under load they use more air to work through the friction, so it's entirely possible for them to stall if you're using an undersized tool for the work.
@@MINERAL-115 thanks, i think i will try a small air grinder and use electric ones for bigger work
A cat? I thought that Batman was visiting you.
Hi Sparkles! LULZ
That Makita is worth $50k!
Sell it to you for $40K 😆👍
Be very careful with carbide burrs on die grinders theres a lot of rpms and if you pres to hard they will kick back at you there incredibly strong make sure you have a strong grip on em
With all the die grinders I own, do you think I have never used one?
Dammit, didn't make the cut again.
Same here :/
You will. I can only imagine how many pictures he gets.
took about 2 weeks for him to show my knife.
I was pretty lucky and sent it in the day he mentioned it. I think I made it in the second one ever. Taps I think.
i sent mine in like 5 weeks ago and he hasn't featured it :/
First
lol
Why do you call tools “guys”?????🤪