grinding scale off metal table top
Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 3:32 pm
I just ground down my metal table top (took 2 hours and sucked bigtime), so the scale wouldn't interfere with the ground if I wanted to ground directly to the table.
The table top with the scale was perfectly flat and now is not, due to not keeping the grinding wheel even the entire time. Meaning it was machined flat before with the scale and now it's not. Doesn't bother me too bad, but I was wondering if I should polish it down to smoother than just 60 grit or leave it be. Again, doesn't really bother me but I think I probably would have left it alone if I had thought about it more before I started.
I guess it was a trade off for me, but now thinking on how I might get it back to how flat it was before. I do have a diamond wet polisher that I could use, wonder if that would at least help make it super smooth again.
Not sure if any of this really matters but i know from woodworking I like working with a perfectly flat surface.
What do you think?
The table top with the scale was perfectly flat and now is not, due to not keeping the grinding wheel even the entire time. Meaning it was machined flat before with the scale and now it's not. Doesn't bother me too bad, but I was wondering if I should polish it down to smoother than just 60 grit or leave it be. Again, doesn't really bother me but I think I probably would have left it alone if I had thought about it more before I started.
I guess it was a trade off for me, but now thinking on how I might get it back to how flat it was before. I do have a diamond wet polisher that I could use, wonder if that would at least help make it super smooth again.
Not sure if any of this really matters but i know from woodworking I like working with a perfectly flat surface.
What do you think?