Bufbradwll
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Has anybody ever tried to grind down a carbide to make shorter? I have a set of 10" I would like to be 6" any ideas?
Just do it. Let us know how it works
daman
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Cant do it easily,carbide wears extremely hard when using a grinder in it,or are you talking cutting the bar down in half so to speek?


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You have to use a GREEN wheel.
Bruce
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pipdviper
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You should just sell me those carbides !!
Why? The ten inch will last for ever. I always run alot of carbide on a trail sled. Might as well get some miles out of them.
Mac
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Grinding is waaaay to much work. Use a torch heat the host bar and remove a section of carbide. The inserts are silver soldered into a groove in the host bar.
I would like to know also? The biggest benefit to more carbide is they will take longer to wear.Danger Dog said:Why? The ten inch will last for ever. I always run alot of carbide on a trail sled. Might as well get some miles out of them.