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The CRL Dressing Stick is used to periodically dress your diamond wheels in a more aggressive fashion. The Dressing Stick is held directly into the groove of the spinning diamond wheel through the wheel access window. By shutting down power to the wheel, the Stick serves as a brake to stop the wheel rotation. After the wheel comes to a complete stop, with the Stick still in place, turn the wheel several turns in reverse. This action completely refreshes the diamond surface of the wheel.
Product Warning:
Always soak boards and sticks in diamond coolant mixture before use. Never dress wheels dry.
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CRL EMSS3 2" x 7" x 1/4" Sharpening Stone
Item #: EMSS3 by CR Laurence
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- Bring Back Life to Your Diamond Wheels
- Instantly Cut Profile in Polishing Wheels
Shipping Weight
13 oz (363g)
Size
2" x 7" x 1/4" (51 x 178 x 6 mm)
Grit
220
Material
Stone
Pad Thickness
0.25
Length
7
Width
2
The CRL Dressing Stick is used to periodically dress your diamond wheels in a more aggressive fashion. The Dressing Stick is held directly into the groove of the spinning diamond wheel through the wheel access window. By shutting down power to the wheel, the Stick serves as a brake to stop the wheel rotation. After the wheel comes to a complete stop, with the Stick still in place, turn the wheel several turns in reverse. This action completely refreshes the diamond surface of the wheel.
Product Warning:
Always soak boards and sticks in diamond coolant mixture before use. Never dress wheels dry.
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