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This is a discussion on Belt Grinder Platten within the Machinery General Discussions forums, part of the Machinists category; I have a Grizzly 2"x72" grinder. I've noticed that the graphite covering on the platten is wearing uneven, especially around ...


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Old 12-26-2007, 06:56 PM
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I have a Grizzly 2"x72" grinder. I've noticed that the
graphite covering on the platten is wearing uneven, especially around the tool rest area.

Any recommendations on a better platten "slip pad" ?
I read something about plate glass being used?

By the way, I'm new here and have to say this site is a genuine "candy store" of information!
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Old 12-26-2007, 07:10 PM
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I don't think it's glass plate that is used! Some people use pyroceramic platterns. The source of the pyroceramic is usually stores that stock spares for woodburning stoves.
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My Grizzley' platen was not even close to being trued with the world. I fussedwith it until it was right, I do not use a cushion.

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Check out elliscustomknifeworks site will have precut pyroceramic glass . You need to check also that you have a botome lip to h hold te glass in place so an accidental release does not go into the wheel. Most use j b weld to hold it to the platten.
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Old 12-27-2007, 08:49 PM
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Thanks for the tips...

EllisCustomKnives looks like a pretty good site for products and info.
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