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what grinder?
- Thread starter shazzam
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antique iron
Cast Iron
- Joined
- Apr 17, 2007
- Location
- SE Mich
Got an Oliver Ace ready to go with tooling that will do the job. I replaced it with a newer version of the same machine. If you left the machine set up for the job it would take you maybe 5 or 10 minutes to re grind the OD of the cutter. Grinding the sides will require a bit more time but can be done. I basically got into cutter grinding for simular reasons. For the price of maybe 5 or 6 trips to the CG shop I could purchase a machine to do the grinding in house. PM me if you're interested.
As to your original question, most any cutter grinder worth its salt will grind a 4" stagger tooth milling cutter. Oliver, Cincinatti, ect
Paul
As to your original question, most any cutter grinder worth its salt will grind a 4" stagger tooth milling cutter. Oliver, Cincinatti, ect
Paul
PixMan
Diamond
- Joined
- Jan 30, 2007
- Location
- Central MA USA
Time to move to an insert cutter. You can get one that will cut with 1/8" or 3mm wide inserts, 4" diameter with 1-1/4" hole. Do your slotting at 5x the speed you are now, and just change inserts when they get dull about every 4th week. 
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