Norton Abrasives Dressing Tool Stick, Grinding Wheel Tool for maximizing Grinding Wheel Performance

Worked good trueing my grinding wheels. May last me a while.

This does the job. Takes a little time longer than wheel type but is not as scary. Don't press hard, the abrasive will last longer. Good for home use

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I picked this because it was a stone and not metal with abrasion placed on it. This stone is the greatest. It wears down slowly and does a great job of cleaning both my fine and medium grinding wheels on my bench grinder. I would recommend this to anyone. Do not bother with the steel dressing bars.

I'm not sure what this thing is made out of but if you have grinding wheels that are grooved or not square of just have embedded metal....this thing will fix that really quickly. It works very well. I was grinding suspension springs on my grinder and both of the wheels were grooved big time. Pressing this thing against the wheel squared back up in about 10 minutes.

I got my grinding wheel used and never knew a dressing stone was necessary. I've had it for years and really only use it sparingly, mainly to sharpen my mower blades. I never even knew which of my wheels were coarse and fine, they were always full of impurities. After running this on them for a couple minutes it makes a world of difference, I can easily see which is which. Highly recommend one of these!

Perfect, my wheel has never been straighter!

Decided to try this different dressing stick than the ones I have had before. I recently bought a new wheel that was 150 grit and thought there was a slight unevenness to it and i was right. The stick flattened the grinding wheel surface quite quickly and with little to no effort. That being said i could see this stick lasting for a long time which increases its already high value. Reading the directions it says once you true the wheel up you can hone the wheel by moving the stick back and forth, fast for rougher feel and slower for smoother. I chose to do slow because I mainly use the wheel for my spindle and bowl gouges for the lathe. I cant complain. Scary sharp is the right kind of sharp.

It works to finish off a wheel square, but not to true a wheel that has grooves or out of balance. I tried multiple configurations to get a wheel true, but this just did not have the cutting ability to true an out of balance wheel.

Très bien, à voir si durable à long terme

good value

This stone does a quick and excellent job of truing the face of grinding wheels.

used to dress grinding wheel

This seems to work fairly well with a bit of a learning curve. I've never used one before so it took a bit of practice. It actually needs a fair bit of pressure applied to it to do anything. Also I had some aluminum stuck in the grinding wheels which appeared to just keep getting ground in further. I stopped the grinder and picked out the aluminum bits with a sharp point and then used the stone and it worked after that.