Norton's "For Grinder Hands Only" Wheel Dressing Manual

[Technical Ted]

Downloaded. Thank you very much!

Ted

 

[eKretz]

Glad it's of some interest. I will try to make some time to poke through the rest and see if I have any more stuff that isn't out there in Google territory already. There's some volume there so it will take a while.

 

[bigbee67]

Thank you for this! I thought I had everything Norton ever printed.

 

[M.B. Naegle]

Good information! Thanks for making it available!

 

[Scottl]

Me too sir if it's not too much trouble.

 

[CarbideBob]

Scottl, just click the link in post #15

 

[Scottl]

I like it! Thanks again...

Yes, many thanks.

 

[Scottl]

Scottl, just click the link in post #15

Just did it. What a great manual!

 

[Isberg]

Thank You very much! Downloaded without problem from Dropbox.

 

[machinistrrt]

Many thanks. I've not seen this anywhere else.

 

[Goff]

Thank you very much. It is a good read.

 

[neilho]

Thanks for the post, Eric!

Here's the vintage machinery link - http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/1834/25195.pdf

 

[Terry Keeley]

Awsome, thanks!

 

[dian]

i wonder how the traverse speed affects a multi point diamond dress. you have so many points working simultaniously.

 

[eKretz]

It affects it the same, but the traverse speeds have to be higher for multipoint in any case.

 

[Rewt]

eKretz,

Thank you sir, this is going in all the apprentice's toolboxes along with the other stuff I make them memorize.

 

[tait03]

Can you send me a copy of this. [email protected].

thanks!

 

[eKretz]

Can you send me a copy of this. [email protected].

thanks!

You can download it at the link in this thread or in the sticky thread at the top of this forum...

 

[ksimolo]

Thanks for making this available.

Ken

 

[eKretz]

Anybody just seeing this for the first time should also take a look at the sticky thread if you haven't already. There are lots of good downloads there also.

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