Stump Grinder Teeth

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Green Teeth was showing a new way to sharpen their teeth @ the Hartford show . . . I'll try to get a pic up when I have time.

They put the tooth in a drill press, put a weight on the arm of the press to lower the tooth onto a diamond wheel, use a shop vac for the dust (a lot less that a green wheel) and use a light/hot tub timer on the drill press/grinder combo. You set it up, walk away, and in a few minutes the tooth is done.


A_Lopa & Aaction . . . I learned a new one today at a seminar. The guy called today (friday) "POETS" day, he said he learned it from his Aussy friends . . . Piss Off Early, Tomorrow's Saturday . . . :laugh:
 
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One touch up and then re-tipp.

Yes poets day is pretty popular xtra!
 
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The bed the tungstan sits on by the time I throw them out is rooted!

Grinding lots of palms let you run them into the ground.

But that's a cheap offer, the tips alone are $5 here plus silver soldering them on.
 
Blakelys have tips $2 im paying $3 for bigger ones.Not an offer Ekka im having a hard time keeping the guy whos doing them doing them!
 
So where are you getting your carbide tips???And re-tipped for $6.
Im in Adelaide and teeth are a big part of my cost...
 
i don't know what teeth your using... i use vemeer pro... new they are $ 6.61..why would you pay $6.00 to re tip a tooth ???? the shank is so worn by the time the tip needs to be changed.....
 
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