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Don't Drop or Bump Them Against Hard Surfaces |
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| A diamond is the hardest substance known to man and properly handled will do a tremendous amount of work. But, diamond is brittle and a moment of carelessness can ruin an expensive tool. | ||
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Never Quench a Hot Diamond with Water
or Coolant The sudden change in temperature may shatter the diamond. Always let a hot diamond cool naturally. Coolant should be turned on before the dressing operation is started. A grinding wheel that is used wet, should always be dressed wet. If dressing must be done dry, take light cuts. Allow plenty of time for the diamond to cool between passes. Prolonged dry dressing causes diamond burning and fractures. |
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| Never Force the Diamond Into the Wheel
Quickly The shock of meeting a fast revolving wheel suddenly may splinter the diamond and may cut a deep groove in the wheel. |
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