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Old 07-14-2016, 09:23 PM   #1
firedemon
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Re: Anyone else have this happen

I use angle grinders every day in my job caught myself a few times . a few things I have learned unplug the machine when you change those wheels , cut with the rotation of the machine , use two hands , and throw away those cheap ones with the on off switch spend the extra money and get the paddle switch do not use those on off type unless you hate those fingers . if something happens you cant shut it off fast enough .
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Old 01-31-2017, 05:27 PM   #2
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Re: Anyone else have this happen

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I use angle grinders every day in my job caught myself a few times . a few things I have learned unplug the machine when you change those wheels , cut with the rotation of the machine , use two hands , and throw away those cheap ones with the on off switch spend the extra money and get the paddle switch do not use those on off type unless you hate those fingers . if something happens you cant shut it off fast enough .
I agree, only use the grinders with the paddle switches!!!!! I know from experience!!! and only cut in the direction of the rotation,same goes for wire wheeling,the wheels will grab and break if trying to go the wrong way....I only use harbor freight wheels,both cutoff and grinding wheels and haven't had any problems,just have to use a good wheel, not damaged at all....
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Old 02-02-2017, 01:23 PM   #3
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Re: Anyone else have this happen

I've used those disk to cut a ton of steel for many years.

The root cause is plunge cutting!

So either don't plunge cut or if you do be sure to hold the grinder square to the cut. If it goes wonky toss the disk and get a new one.
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