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Grind-R-Table 2 Rough Wheels 3 Series Ii 4 Series One 6 ® SHARPEN • MAKE • MODIFY Contents A tool that has lost its edge usually ends up tossed aside, right? Waste no more — GRIND-R-TABLE 2 sharpen edges to “better than new,” make custom parts from worn tools, and modify ROUGH WHEELS 3 almost any tool, as needed, with Accu‑Finish®. SERIES II 4 SERIES ONE 6 Some tools are costly, others a dime a dozen. Get the most of materials, time, and money with Accu‑Finish®. DIAMOND SPRAY 7 FINISH WHEELS 8 WHEEL ACCESSORIES 9 Top 8 Benefits For Machinists FIXTURES 10 ACCESSORIES 12 1. SHARPEN WITH NO HEAT 5. ELIMINATE CHATTER Your tools will benefit from no‑heat sharpening with Silence, tools! Chatter is often caused by tool longer life, better performance, and no loss of temper geometry or finish. Optimize turning tools, boring or strength. tools, and more in seconds. Instead of chatter controlling the machine operation, 2. SAVE MONEY the operator stays in control. Resharpen a tool even one time and the tool cost is cut in half. Resharpen and reuse again to save even 6. GET PRECISE GEOMETRY more. Accu‑Finish® means money in your pocket. Set compound angles for the precise tool geometry you want using Accu‑Finish®. The built‑in scales are so 3. HONE SHARPER EDGES accurate and easy to read, tools will pass inspection Want ultra‑fine boring, plastics machining, micro‑ the first time. finishing, or the ability to utilize difficult workpieces? Make impossible jobs possible — it’s as easy as 7. MAKE CUSTOM TOOLS Accu‑Finish®. Get the custom tool you need for any project, Accu-Finish® sharpening systems schedule, or budget. use diamond wheels and low speed 4. IMPROVE FINISHES to accurately sharpen lathe tools, end mills, gun Create a mirror finish in seconds! Tools gain 8. UTILIZE A VARIETY drills, and many inserts — with no heat. The lowered cutting forces and reduced built‑up edges. OF MATERIALS high‑precision table and protractor provide a crisp, Significantly improve tools with simple and fast Accu‑Finish® can whip carbide, ceramic, cermet, high‑ clean grind every time. geometry changes, such as adding a wiper edge. speed steel, and even some PCD/CBN tools right into shape. 1 GRIND-R-TABLE ROUGH WHEELS Grinders are safer and more accurate with a Grind-R-Table. Add this calibrated, heavy‑duty tool rest to any bench grinder for consistent accuracy. BG DIAMOND WHEELS T-6 WHEELS 5” DIAMOND WHEELS FOR DOUBLE-END TOOL GRINDERS FOR MAGNETIC-MOUNT OSCILLATING BG Diamond Wheels are affordable and long GRINDERS lasting. These wheels stay flat without grooving T‑6 Wheels feature a diamond surface and a solid or needing dressing. Accu‑Finish® wheels grind steel core. Fits standard 3.25” bolt circle with These diamond wheels fit the original Leonard cooler than other wheels and handle carbides, 1.25” pilot hole. Size: 6” O.D. x 1”. Grind‑R‑Lap and many similar low‑speed ceramics, and cermets. For use up to 3600 RPM. machines, including Cold Grind, K‑K Calamar, Enco, Victory, SPI, and more. Your oscillating GRIND-R-TABLE $ .00 Size: 6” O.D. x 1”. #001-754 785 ITEM GRIT PRICE grinder can sharpen faster and finer with Constructed from solid steel, this heavy‑ SPECIAL PACKAGE #001-679 60 $220.00 advanced Accu‑Finish® Wheels. Made on precision ITEM GRIT PRICE solid steel core. Size: 5” O.D. x 3” I.D. duty tool rest fits most 6‑inch, 7‑inch, or #001-841 80 $199.00 8‑inch bench grinders. Mount an existing bench grinder to the Heavy Steel Base Plate #001-328 60 $283.00 with two Grind‑R‑Tables for the most accurate rough possible. #001-666 100 $286.00 ITEM GRIT PRICE PRODUCT • Grind‑R‑Table #001-329 80 $251.00 #001-669 360 $192.00 INCLUDES • QuickMount Base PRODUCT • Grind‑R‑Table (Qty: 2) #001-330 100 $234.00 #001-680 260 $180.00 INCLUDES • Heavy Steel Base Plate • Protractor T‑Slide #001-682 600 $ .00 #001-696 $316.00 #001-331 180 $191.00 171 #001-332 220 $182.00 #001-683 1200 $186.00 #001-333 360 $165.00 #001-372 600 $153.00 CHOOSE AN ARBOR When ordering a wheel, please specify arbor size to complete the wheel. Get control of ITEM SIZE PRICE carbides and more #001-334 1/2" $12.70 using diamond wheels from Accu‑Finish®. Rough tools #001-335 5/8" $12.45 with better outcomes when #001-336 3/4" $ .25 13 using the Grind‑R‑Table and these diamond wheels. #001-704 $487.00 #001-703 $1,237.00 BALDOR 7-INCH GRINDER TWIN-TABLE PACKAGE Rough tools quickly with a Baldor Bench Grinder before finishing on a Get a complete setup ready for grinding compound tool angles and closer tolerances for Series ONE or Series II from Accu‑Finish®. finer parts. Use the Baldor ‑7 Inch Grinder to rough shape or remove tool damage. Place your order online! PRODUCT • Baldor 7‑Inch Grinder PRODUCT • Baldor 7‑Inch Grinder Visit accu‑finish.com to find our complete line. INCLUDES • Basic Wheel (Qty: 2) INCLUDES • Grind‑R‑Table (Qty: 2) Equip grinder with BG • Heavy Steel Base Plate Diamond Wheels for the most • Basic Wheel (Qty: 2) accurate rough possible. 2 3 SERIES II MICROSCOPE PACKAGE Precision sharpening can be achieved in seconds with the Accu‑Finish® Series II, a microscope setup, and diamond wheels. Approximately 135 lb. 110V/120V, 60 Hz: #001-896; Call for pricing on 220V/240V, 50 Hz: #001-896-220. PRODUCT • Series II Machine INCLUDES • Diamond Wheels: 360, 600, and 1200 Grit • Two Insert Holders: 1/8”–3/16” and 3/16”–1/4” • Heavy‑Duty Cabinet for Accu‑Finish Series II • Meiji Microscope with Twin Halogen Lamp Kit Extended tool life and surfaces that are even better than new are just two of the benefits gained with no‑heat sharpening. Proudly made in the USA, the Accu‑Finish® 110V: #001-896 $5,865.00 Series II machine can provide nearly any tool with the EXACT geometry and finish required for the job. TOTAL PACKAGE General purpose sharpening is quick and easy with the Accu‑Finish® Series II and diamond wheels. Approximately 135 lb. 110V/120V, 60 Hz: #001- 831; Call for pricing on 220V/240V, 50 Hz: #001-831-220. PRODUCT • Series II Machine INCLUDES • Diamond Wheels: 360 and 600 Grit Visit Accu-Finish.com • Ceramic Lap with 1 Micron Diamond Spray for technical specifications. • Two Insert Holders: 1/8”–3/16” and 3/16”–1/4” • Heavy‑Duty Cabinet for Accu‑Finish Series II • Heavy‑Duty Lamp Kit 110V:#001-831 $3,245.00 STANDARD PACKAGE The Accu‑Finish® Series II and diamond wheels make for a solid sharpening setup. Approximately 60 lb. 110V/120V, 60 Hz: #001-612; Call for pricing on 220V/240V, 50 Hz: #001-612-220. 110V: #001-610 $1,844.00 PRODUCT • Series II Machine $5,865.00 SERIES II INCLUDES • Wheel Rack and 360 Grit Diamond Wheel 110V: #001-896 • Ceramic Lap with 1 Micron Diamond Spray Ideal for those who already own a 6” Diamond Wheel; wheel not • Insert Holder: 1/8”–3/16” included. Approximately 55 lb. 110V/120V, 60 Hz: #001-610; Call for pricing on • Heavy‑Duty Lamp Kit 220V/240V, 50 Hz: #001-610-220. PRODUCT • Series II Machine INCLUDES • Wheel Cleaning Stick • Spray Bottle Most products are also available in 220V models! 110V: #001-612 $2,569.00 4 5 SERIES ONE DIAMOND SPRAY Get that ultra-polished mirror finish on your tools. Professional sharpening Sharpen tools like an expert For use with ceramic lap and other surfaces, this atomized spray bottle is easy with the Series ONE with the heavy-duty Series ONE from Accu-Finish®. contains 2 fluid ounces of diamond spray. and no special training is required! Put a high‑performance cutting edge on carbide, ceramics, cermets, HSS, and touch up many PCD / CBN tools. Use diamond spray with the #001-671 Ceramic Lap. Diamond Spray is not intended for use with wheels other than the Ceramic Lap. Built-in protractor Simple angle settings Adjustable table 1 MICRON (14,000 MESH) Smooth parallel glide Accu‑Finish® 1 Micron Diamond Spray is a great provides an even wear and choice for all your general polishing needs. 3 MICRON (8,000 MESH) the best possible tool finish. $ .30 Single Bottle #002-754 $32.30 Single Bottle #002-755 32 Package of 6 #001-782-1 $167.00 Package of 6 #001-782-3 $159.00 Our most popular diamond spray! 1/4 MICRON (100,000 MESH) 6 MICRON (3,000 MESH) Single Bottle #002-752 $32.30 Single Bottle #002-817 $45.75 Package of 6 #001-782-1/4 $167.00 110V: #001-605 $1,339.00 110V: #001-600 $1,045.00 110V: #001-599B $955.00 VALUE PACKAGE STARTER PACKAGE SERIES ONE A great way to start finishing tools today. Just getting started? This package covers the Ideal for those who already own a 5” Diamond 110V/120V, 60 Hz: #001-605; 220V/240V, 50 Hz: #001-605-220. basics. 110V/120V, 60 Hz: #001-600; 220V/240V, 50 Hz: Wheel; wheel not included. 110V/120V, 60 Hz: #001- #001-600-220. 599B; 220V/240V, 50 Hz: #001-599B-220. PRODUCT • Series ONE Machine INCLUDES • Diamond Wheels: 260, 600, PRODUCT • Series ONE Machine PRODUCT • Series ONE Machine 1/2 MICRON (50,000 MESH) 15 MICRON (1,200 MESH) and 1200 Grit INCLUDES • Diamond Wheel: 600 Grit INCLUDES • Wheel Cleaning Stick $ .30 • Insert Holder: 1/8”–3/16” • Wheel Cleaning Stick • Spray Bottle Single Bottle #002-753 32 Single Bottle #002-818 $45.75 • Wheel Cleaning Stick • Spray Bottle Package of 6 #001-782-1/2 $167.00 • Spray Bottle Visit Accu-Finish.com for technical specifications.
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