Cutting Non-Metallic Materials (Porcelain, Sheet Metal, Aluminum, PVC)

What happens here

Continuing the grinding wheel demonstration, Garren shows its performance on materials that typically melt when cut with traditional abrasive wheels. He cleanly cuts a porcelain tile without excessive dust or breakage. He then cuts a piece of sheet metal, followed by diamond plate aluminum, showing minimal burring. Finally, he cuts through a PVC pipe, emphasizing that the wheel cuts the material rather than melting it, leaving a clean edge.

Goal: Showcase the grinding wheel's ability to cut various non-metallic materials without melting.