6 Inch Diamond Cabbing Wheel – 240 Grit for Lapidary Pre-Polishing

• 240 Grit Diamond Cabbing Wheel: Medium-fine grit for smoothing and pre-polishing.
• Electroplated Diamond: Nickel-bonded diamond over a solid plastic core, built to run true.
• 6 x 1 Inch, 1 Inch Arbor: Ships with 3/4, 5/8 and 1/2 inch reducer rings.
• Tungsten Sharpening: Also sharpens TIG welding tungsten electrodes.
• Sold Individually: One 240 grit wheel. 60, 80, 100 and 240 grit are available separately.

• Materials: Natural and engineered gemstones, glass, granite, marble, tile and tungsten.
• Machine Compatibility: Most lapidary grinders and cabbing machines with a 1, 3/4, 5/8 or 1/2 inch shaft.

• Mounting: Fit the reducer ring that matches your machine's shaft (3/4, 5/8 or 1/2 inch), or use the 1 inch arbor as is, and tighten the wheel securely.
• Use Water: Grind with water to keep heat and dust down while you shape the stone.
• Work Through the Grits: Step from coarser to finer wheels; 240 grit is used for smoothing and pre-polishing.
• Light Pressure: Let the diamond do the work. Heavy pressure or grinding dry wears the coating faster.

• Lapidary Cabbing: Smoothing and pre-polishing of cabochons and preforms.
• Contour Grinding: Shaping curves and edges on natural and engineered gemstones.
• Glass and Stone: Grinding glass, granite and marble.
• TIG Welding: Sharpening tungsten electrodes.

• Diameter: 6 inches
• Width: 1 inch
• Arbor Hole: 1 inch
• Reducer Rings Included: 3/4, 5/8 and 1/2 inch
• Grit: 240 (medium-fine)
• Coating: Electroplated (nickel-bonded) diamond
• Core: Solid plastic (ABS)
• In the Box: 1 diamond wheel, 3 reducer rings
• Recommended Use: Wet, with water while grinding

Q: What is included?
A: One 6 inch diamond cabbing wheel and three reducer rings (3/4, 5/8 and 1/2 inch).
Q: Will it fit my machine?
A: The wheel has a 1 inch arbor, and the included reducer rings fit 3/4, 5/8 and 1/2 inch shafts on most lapidary grinders and cabbing machines.
Q: Should I use it wet or dry?
A: Use it with water. Water keeps heat and dust down and extends the life of the coating.
Q: Which grit should I start with?
A: 60 and 80 grit are for rough shaping, 100 grit for shaping and contour grinding, and 240 grit for smoothing and pre-polishing before finer polishing.