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6" 150mm 4-in-1 Abrasive Wheel Kit Diamond Resin Ceramic Green SiC Wheels Dresser Arbor Bushings for Welding Blade Sharpening

6" 150mm 4-in-1 Abrasive Wheel Kit Diamond Resin Ceramic Green SiC Wheels Dresser Arbor Bushings for Welding Blade Sharpening

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Technical Specifications

  • Dimensions: 150 mm × 20 mm × 32 mm (6" × 3/4" × 1-1/4")
  • Abrasive Material: Green Silicon Carbide (GC), Synthetic Diamond (Resin Bond)
  • Sanding Application: Grinding, Sharpening, Relieving, Dressing
  • Suitable Materials: Tungsten Carbide, Brazed Carbide Tools, Tool Steel, Hardened Steel
  • Kit Includes: Green SiC Grinding Wheel, Diamond Resin Grinding Wheel, Diamond Wheel Dresser, Arbor Bushings

Application Overview

Engineered specifically for brazed carbide turning tools and tungsten carbide-tipped (TCT) saw blades. The Green Silicon Carbide wheel handles the steel blade body and back relief, while the resin-bonded diamond wheel finishes the tungsten carbide cutting edge.

Step 1: Grind the Steel Body / Tooth Back (Green SiC Wheel)

First, grind the steel shank or tooth back using the Green SiC wheel. Create a relief angle 2°–5° larger than the carbide tip (typically 25°–30° for the steel body versus 20° for the carbide). Lightly grind dry or with minimal cooling, removing approximately 0.5–1.0 mm of material.

Step 1: Grinding steel body tooth back with Green SiC wheel

Step 2: Rough Grinding the Carbide Cutting Edge (Diamond Wheel)

Switch to the resin-bonded diamond wheel. Apply light pressure and feed along the original rake/clearance angle. Limit depth of cut to ≤0.02–0.05 mm per pass. Always perform down-grinding (feed toward the tool root) to minimize chipping. Remove worn layers and minor chips. Use water-soluble cutting fluid coolant (3–5 L/min) to prevent thermal cracking.

Step 2: Rough grinding carbide cutting edge with diamond wheel

Wheel Dressing & Maintenance

Regularly dress the diamond wheel using the included diamond dressing pen. This exposes fresh abrasive grains, keeps the profile flat, and prevents wheel glazing or loading (clogging).

Dressing grinding wheel with diamond dresser pen

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