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    SN 100 - Reducing Rod Diameter

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    The document provides instructions for grinding down the diameter of a threaded rod to fit inside a hand wheel. It describes making a stop block and support stand to securely hold the rod while grinding. The support stand needs to be square to the grinding wheel to ensure a consistent diameter reduction and fully utilize the wheel surface. The rod should be ground while moving it back and forth to maintain a square shoulder on the end. Frequent checks of the fit in the hand wheel are needed as the grinding progresses.

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    SN 100 - Reducing Rod Diameter

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    The document provides instructions for grinding down the diameter of a threaded rod to fit inside a hand wheel. It describes making a stop block and support stand to securely hold the rod while grinding. The support stand needs to be square to the grinding wheel to ensure a consistent diameter reduction and fully utilize the wheel surface. The rod should be ground while moving it back and forth to maintain a square shoulder on the end. Frequent checks of the fit in the hand wheel are needed as the grinding progresses.

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    The document provides instructions for grinding down the diameter of a threaded rod to fit inside a hand wheel. It describes making a stop block and support stand to securely hold the rod while grinding. The support stand needs to be square to the grinding wheel to ensure a consistent diameter reduction and fully utilize the wheel surface. The rod should be ground while moving it back and forth to maintain a square shoulder on the end. Frequent checks of the fit in the hand wheel are needed as the grinding progresses.

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    SN 100 - Reducing Rod Diameter

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    HomerSimsonnakis
    The document provides instructions for grinding down the diameter of a threaded rod to fit inside a hand wheel. It describes making a stop block and support stand to securely hold the rod while grinding. The support stand needs to be square to the grinding wheel to ensure a consistent diameter reduction and fully utilize the wheel surface. The rod should be ground while moving it back and forth to maintain a square shoulder on the end. Frequent checks of the fit in the hand wheel are needed as the grinding progresses.

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    clamps to the grinder's tool rest.
    It limits the length of the smaller
    diameter and forms a clean, square
    shoulder on the end of the rod.
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    plywood assembly that clamps to
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    front edge of the work-
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