Happy Independence Day everyone!
I’ve decided to have a store wide sale on everything I have in stock as a means of celebrating this 4th of July. So everything in the store is 10% off now through Friday the 7th!
To get the discount simply put 1776 in the discount/coupon box during checkout or...
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
To finish the year out I am running a sale site wide on all in stock products. Now through Jan. 1st 2022 if you spend $100 use the code holiday15 for 15% off or spend $600 and use the code holiday20 for 20% off.
https://contenderworks.com/
Thanks!
It’s amazing the difference the circulating water makes in heat build up. The platen will go from running so hot you can’t touch it to running cool to the touch.
If anyone’s interested in purchasing one I do have some in stock it’s just not something I’ve had time to pursue lately.
I checked it out and there seems to have been some technical difficulties on my end. The reason you couldn’t find it is because it wasn’t showing up! It’s fixed now.
I will discount you the correct amount.
I plan to do a run of radius platens this week and will run a 7 3/4 platen for you when...
Currently the only thing I have for a mounted ceramic platen is the water cooled aluminum backing plates. I talk about them on my website some. Bottom of the page.
https://contenderworks.com/the-designs
These have a shelf on both top and bottom to nest the ceramic. Same as the magnetic heatsink...
I can’t remember off the top of my head for sure but I think the newer KMGs also have a 7 3/4 long platen. Since the radius platens must sit way out in front of the pulleys the 9 inch platen should work just fine. You can see in the one picture above there’s a 9 inch long radius platen on a KMG...
Feel free to ask any and all questions! I know there are things that seem obvious to me but I forget to show off and explain well enough.
The water cooled platens are wonderful to use. The wet grinding can be a little messy unless you have a nice setup to capture it but definitely worth it in my...
Oh yeah I can see that. The long table could definitely be turned sideways and used that way. You’re right though with the end not being chamfered you would not be able to position it right up close to the platen when at an angle.
No the large platens are not beveled as they are typically intended for jig grinding. Are you talking the short end? I could put a 45 degree chamfer on the bottom of one of the short ends pretty easy. I’d say an extra $5 to modify it like that.
That’s an awesome grinder @fitzo! Piece of knife making history right there. Here’s another neat feature about this work rest concerning reach. Multiple arms can easily be added to extend it out as far as needed. Every arm will increase its reach by 3.5 inches. They could also be staggered back...