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Posted by Karl Bader on December 31, 2000 at 12:21:50 from (209.92.35.65):
When I was still working on my John Deere No. 44 plow I would always wear out using the heavy angle grinder with a wire brush attachment to strip off the coats of paint and rust. SInce that was very cumborsome I decided to take the wheel off of the angle grnder and mounted it on the one side of the bench grinder. I found I have more control with doing it this way that using the angle grinder. I suggest wearing gloves though. It doesn't hurt when the wire bruch hits your fingertips, just sort of sands them down a bit. Thought this would help! Karl
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