01-13-2018, 04:45 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-07-2018, 07:05 AM by KnifeGrinders.)
Somewhat cautious in naming brands here...
Scott, like Grepper said I would be obliged if you could point to the overheating studies you mentioned.
Coarse grits are less likely to cause overheating, but I am looking at somebrand SM-111 that has 200 grit coarse wheels running wet at 250 RPM, when its honing wheels run dry at 800 RPM, plus a felt buffing wheel - does this renown sharpening machine maker recognize the overheating, or we see the issue where there is none?
And if we find out that they knowingly ignore facts known since 1930, how can we name their brand/company here and not shame?
Scott, like Grepper said I would be obliged if you could point to the overheating studies you mentioned.
Coarse grits are less likely to cause overheating, but I am looking at somebrand SM-111 that has 200 grit coarse wheels running wet at 250 RPM, when its honing wheels run dry at 800 RPM, plus a felt buffing wheel - does this renown sharpening machine maker recognize the overheating, or we see the issue where there is none?
And if we find out that they knowingly ignore facts known since 1930, how can we name their brand/company here and not shame?
http://knifeGrinders.com.au