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I saw Bailey's sells them. Anybody have any experiences with them to share.
Is the woodland pro bar rail grinder a good machine?
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I thought I'd replied, must have fallen asleep and not posted it.
I have one that I use a lot, I ended up modifying it so I could use a standard 4x2 cup wheel. The 3-1/2" wheels they supply are not very durable.
I did have to make an arbor to fit the wheel to the motor but that was easy.
I now have this one on a turntable with my chain grinders to help conserve space in the new shop.
Mark
I have one that I use a lot, I ended up modifying it so I could use a standard 4x2 cup wheel. The 3-1/2" wheels they supply are not very durable.
I did have to make an arbor to fit the wheel to the motor but that was easy.
I now have this one on a turntable with my chain grinders to help conserve space in the new shop.
Mark
