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Mark Merz

01-26-2002, 01:04 PM

Where do you get quality step pulleys in a 3/4 inch bore? The pulley I recieved from Mcmaster is not balanced or machined like the one I got from Grainger ( Grainger only has 5/:cool:

I just got my Frink grinder up and running. I very pleased with how smooth it runs, despite the wobble from the crummy pulley. The grinder has so much mass it doesn't doesn't even quiver. When you finally get a quality machine like this you don't want any loose ends.

MJHKNIVES

01-26-2002, 02:32 PM

might try MSC, 1/800/645-7270,www.mscdirect.com (http://www.mscdirect.com) ,if you dont already have it, call and get their catalog, make sure you have a fork lift handy when it's delivered. ;)


The Knife Network Forums : Knife Making Discussions > Custom Knife Discussion Boards > Tool Time > Pulleys/Frink grinder PDA View Full Version : Pulleys/Frink grinder Mark Merz 01-26-2002, 01:04 PM Where do you get quality step pulleys in a 3/4 inch bore? The pulley I recieved from Mcmaster is not balanced or machined like the one I got from Grainger ( Grainger only has 5/:cool: I just got my Frink grinder up and running. I very pleased with how smooth it runs, despite the wobble from the crummy pulley. The grinder has so much mass it doesn't doesn't even quiver. When you finally get a quality machine like this you don't want any loose ends. MJHKNIVES 01-26-2002, 02:32 PM might try MSC, 1/800/645-7270,www.mscdirect.com (http://www.mscdirect.com) ,if you dont already have it, call and get their catalog, make sure you have a fork lift handy when it's delivered. ;)