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I will introduce a tool is An angle grinder (side grinder or disc cutter as they are also sometimes known)
is a hand-held power tool that can be used for a huge variety of different jobs including grinding, cutting,
cleaning and polishing surfaces making it an essential tool to have in your workshop.

and here are some parts

there are several types of discs

number one, Diamond Cutting Discs used for (tiles, mortar, slate, marble, granite, abrasive materials,
asphalt) this really describes themselves. This type usually ends at the end so that it can overcome the
cutting of the hard material

number two, Abrasive Discs/Pads and Sanding Discs/Pads: These normally come in the replacement
form and are basically just pieces of sandpaper, but the difference is that they are normally Velcro
backed or feature a method of attachment so that they can be fixed to a soft

number three, Grinding Discs (Metal and Stone): These come in both metal grinding and stone grinding
typesand are used for grinding down metal or stone to either shape it or take off lumps or peaks

and last Flap Sanding Discs: These are very handy to have knocking around if you have a grinder.
Although primarily used for sanding and cleaning up surfaces (mostly metal) they do also grind a little so
if you need to do some fine detailed grinding these are the best solution as they are not quite as harsh
as a proper grinding disc. They are also available in a range of grit types so by combining rough down to
smooth, you can get a great finish

keep in mind is safety to avoid accidents… you can use

-Safety Glasses or Shield

-Heavy Leather Gloves

-Appropriate Footwear

Ok before starting Ensure that the grinder is secured and properly properly on the arbor

Position a grinding / welding screen to protect others and

Position yourself out of the spark path whenever possible

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When finished, raise the grinder off the work and allow it to stop on its own.

Loosely wrap cord around grinder and return to proper storage location

Clean up grinding dust with a bench brush and broom

Ok thanks for watching my video, may be useful..