03-29-2019, 11:35 AM
Thanks a bunch Kwakster, very interesting and the TechDiamond site looks like a fabulous resource. I use a lot of diamond compounds, but I haven't seen anything like this, so I have plenty of questions, if you'd care to indulge me.
Could you explain "gluing to the rim" of a rubber wheel, as opposed to the face? Are you using Cratex, or rubber contact wheels? What size? What machine? This is intriguing to me.
I've been using wood glue forever, but only for wood. It joins wood very well, but it just pops right off the surface of wood (on glue-ups) and anything else. That has always seemed like a great property of wood glue. I would not have guessed it sticks to high speed (I assume) rubber wheels.
Thanks again for sharing.
Could you explain "gluing to the rim" of a rubber wheel, as opposed to the face? Are you using Cratex, or rubber contact wheels? What size? What machine? This is intriguing to me.
I've been using wood glue forever, but only for wood. It joins wood very well, but it just pops right off the surface of wood (on glue-ups) and anything else. That has always seemed like a great property of wood glue. I would not have guessed it sticks to high speed (I assume) rubber wheels.
Thanks again for sharing.