Wizling Glass Grinder Setup

Today I will be showing how to setup the Inland Craft Wizling CG Glass Grinder and show the accessories available.
Inland Craft Wizling CG
part number 30030
Inland Craft Second story work surface
part number 50001
Inland Craft Face Shield
part number 50017
Inland Craft Led Light Kit
part number 10011
Inland Craft 3/4" Standard Grit Glass Grinder Bit
part number 40001
Inland Craft 3/4" Invisable Sponge BitSert
part number 40035
Inland Craft Maroon replacement feet
part number 74821356-4
Novacan Glass Grinder Coolant

[@kimmartinez9680]

DO NOT clean the tray with the glass sand down any sink whatsoever. Always outside with a hose. Or that sludge will buildup in your pipes. Eventually clogging them.
Excellent video. Including all the accessories. Thank you.

[@cobaltglasscustomworks6481]

Yes, you are correct. Have a designated cleaning area. Never put anything down the drain that could cause a clog.

[@DebiDresen]

The motor shaft on your Wizling seems to be higher than what mine is. How far above the work surface does the motor shaft extend? Thanks

[@cobaltglasscustomworks6481]

Hi, thanks for the question. The motor shaft extends 1 inch above the work surface. Hope that helps.

[@cobaltglasscustomworks6481]

It might be the red shipping cap on the motor shaft that appears taller. That gets removed before placing the bit in place..

[@user-qu4gx1cv4x]

What kind of lubricant did you use?

[@cobaltglasscustomworks6481]

Hi, I use Permatex anti seize lubricant. You can also get lubricant from Inland Craft.

[@shardzartglass-margaretsea1145]

Do you really have to use grinder coolant?

[@cobaltglasscustomworks6481]

Great question, lots of debate. I do for stained glass. If I'm grinding pieces for fusing, I don't. I like the glass to have little to no chemicals or oils on the glass. The grinder coolant helps with the life of the bits. I use Novacan grinder coolant.
Hope that helps. Thanks for the question.