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2x72 Belts

Discussion in 'Grinders' started by snailgixxer, Jan 9, 2014.

  1. snailgixxer

    snailgixxer Golf season is here:)!!!!

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    I just setup my new grizzly grinder, and a 80 grit belt that I ordered as well from them, and I ran it like 5 mins to test out the machine and it seems like all the grit is gone. I mean there is some left, but it really ate it up quick. Is this a common thing?

    Oh, and yes Im a newbie, so id imagine this question will be answer quite quickly as you all likely have plenty of experience with this.
     
  2. stevebates

    stevebates Active Member

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    That will typically happen to some extent especially if you are grinding bevels with a new belt. What type of belts are you using?
     
  3. snailgixxer

    snailgixxer Golf season is here:)!!!!

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    They don't have a name brand, they are silicon carbide and from the grizzly site
     
  4. Tony Manifold

    Tony Manifold New Member

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    Order some new ones from Rob (aka skookumRob) he can hook you up. It was probably a crap belt.
     
  5. snailgixxer

    snailgixxer Golf season is here:)!!!!

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    I ordered from TruGrit...got some carbide and some ceramic ones Give both a try. Also got about 6 different grits up to 400 hopefully they work out
    next time Ill try Rob how do you get them from him?
     
  6. stevebates

    stevebates Active Member

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    Whatever your do don't get water on your ceramic belts. They don't like that ;)
     
  7. Grayzer86

    Grayzer86 Active Member

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    what type of ceramic did you have issues with getting wet? I know lots of guys using cool mist water cooling on their grinders without problems. I'm not sure what belts they were using but I was reading a long thread about it the other day on another site. Seems to be very common for guys who grind thin stock or bevel after heat treat. I thought about trying it but I'm not really interested in the mess it makes. I know the VSM ceramics will do fine with water.
     
  8. stevebates

    stevebates Active Member

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    I use the Norton ceramics Grayzer... It's no problem with a little water but when you use a lot of water with the thinner belts you burn them out way faster.
     
  9. Grayzer86

    Grayzer86 Active Member

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    Makes sense. I have some blaze belts but hate them. When I work them hard or get them warm they all seem to give off a strange smell that I can't stand. They are the only bets I have used that have this issue. It sounds bad but the only thing I can think of to compare it to is Asian food. But not like a Chinese restaurant, but that weird food you smell when you walk into an appartment building and wonder what on earth someone is cooking. I don't mean this racially or anything, it is just seriously the only thing I can think to compare it to.
     
  10. snailgixxer

    snailgixxer Golf season is here:)!!!!

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    haha gross

    actually i check my order ...they are all silicon carbide lol
     
  11. skookumrob

    skookumrob New Member

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    Thanks for asking... you will find our 2x72 belts for knifemakers here: http://www.onlinesupply.ca/index.php?route=product/category&path=422_426

    Let me know if I can be of any assistance!

    Rob.
     
  12. snailgixxer

    snailgixxer Golf season is here:)!!!!

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    I will look into this site next time I order belts thanks. Just got a big order from Trugrit
     

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