Why DC-250 Diamond Wheel Coarse?
- Diamond grinding wheel for the Tormek T-8.
- Fast steel removal to repair or reshape edges.
- Constant shape, always maintains the same diameter.
- Sharpens all types of steel and ceramic.
- Allows sharpening on the flat side of the grinding wheel for a completely flat bevel.
- Exceptional durability with diamond, the world's hardest abrasive.
Sharpens all materials
This diamond grinding wheel can grind all types of materials, including steel, ceramics and carbide. The DC-250 Diamond Wheel Coarse fits the Tormek T-8 Original, Tormek T-8 Custom, Tormek T-7 and earlier models with a grinding wheel 250 mm (9 7/8") in diameter.
The DC-250 Diamond Wheel Coarse doesn't give a fine surface finish and should be followed up by sharpening with a finer grinding wheel, such as the DF-250 Diamond Wheel Fine or DE-250 Diamond Wheel Extra Fine.
Simplifies repeat sharpening
All of Tormek's diamond grinding wheels have exceptional durability and constant abrasive power, which means that they always stay round and flat with a full-size diameter. Users who often sharpen the same tool benefit greatly from this, as it simplifies both jig setting and sharpening.
Get a completely flat bevel
The constant shape makes it possible to sharpen either on the side of the wheel or on its upper surface. Side sharpening is perfect for smaller tools such as knives, chisels, carving gouges and v-tools. The result is an edge with a completely flat bevel, instead of a slightly concave surface.
For sharpening on the side of the diamond grinding wheels, we recommend using the MB-102 Multi Base together with the jig designed for your specific tool. Both the base and the jigs give you support and control throughout the sharpening process.
Rust protection for increased service life
All diamond grinding wheels are supplied with 150 ml of ACC-150 Anti-Corrosion Concentrate. Always add the concentrate to the water when sharpening with water to prevent rust on the grinding wheel. Add 10 ml (0.02 pints) of concentrate to 250 ml (0.4 pints) of water (~4%). We recommend always using water when sharpening with diamond grinding wheels if possible, as it both prolongs the service life of the wheel and provides a smoother sharpening surface. You can also sharpen without water.
