Grizzly G0452P Jointer Set-Up #4: Serious Fence Issue
When assembling the fence for the jointer, you need to place the fence on the table in order to have clearance to insert and tighten the screws holding the fence bracket to the fench carriage that rides on the “ram” (the rack-and-pinio...
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#1 posted 09-21-2014 09:44 PM
Side grinder with grinding wheel works great. Think the couple I bought were made for concrete. Worked like a champ.
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#2 posted 09-22-2014 03:32 PM
Thanks. I actually did use a grinder with a diamond cup wheel for the areas where I had to grind away portions of the original slab and when I had to remove a lot of the self-leveling concrete, rather than just small ridges and bumps. Diamond wheel definitely does the job, it’s just harder to get a nice flat surface, usually had to come back and skim coat it afterwards. Plus the dust collection is zero, so I’d get about 2 seconds of visibility before I was grinding blind.
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