Why Choose CBN Grinding Wheels - Woodworking Wisdom

CBN and diamond grinding wheels have become very popular in recent years, but why? What are the advantages of these over a standard bench grinder wheel? Join Jason as he takes a look and explains all you need to know about CBN wheels for sharpening.
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AXMINSTER PROFESSIONAL CBN WHEEL 200 X 32MM - 180G
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AXMINSTER PROFESSIONAL RADIUS EDGE CBN WHEEL - 200 X 32MM - 180G
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CLEANING STONE FOR CBN WHEELS & DIAMOND STONE 400G
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[@Svendus]

Nicely Done 💗Axminster Evolution CBN grinding wheel 200x40 mm actually have 1-1/4 inch hole not 32 mm as we have ordered with 32 mm hole according to the website in Sweden 🇸🇪
40 mm with are to wide for most grinders here and the EU Hole standard are 32 mm H7 25 mm wide i think Administer Tools have to look into this 🥴

[@petercrizer6102]

Great subject, great knowledge about 'down the road' considerations. Thanks !

[@les.6343]

Great video I enjoyed it thanks Jason. 😊

[@jimgill1105]

This is another extremely helpful presentation - made very easy to understand. Thanks Jason.

[@axminster]

Thanks Jim

[@Rodneys-Firewood-Creations]

What a wonderful video Jason. This was very informative and presented very well. I really enjoyed this video as well as the subject matter.

[@axminster]

Thank you Rodney, glad you found this video useful and that you enjoyed it.

[@convalair]

Hi Jason. Can you please do a demo of sharpening your signature box scraper.

[@GavSedae]

Great job on explaining. Are there any plans on a 80 grit cbn for six inch grinders? Cheers, Gav

[@mmd1957]

Thank you for an informative video, I have a number of different gouges collected over the years, mainly “hand me downs”, how can i tell what level,of hardness the metal is?
Thanks, Mike in Cornwall.

[@jasoncampbell6222]

Valium in steel....really, did you mean vanadium?

[@jasoncampbell6222]

Please stick to explaining wood and woodworking, don't try to be a metallurgist cause your explanation is awful.