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Demonstrate Grinding and Chamfering PVC

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What happens here

The blade is then applied to a piece of PVC pipe, demonstrating its ability to grind and clean up edges. The narrator emphasizes that the blade can work with materials like PVC that would normally melt when subjected to friction, and it can also chamfer an edge, suggesting its low heat generation.

Goal: Show the blade's ability to grind and chamfer PVC without melting.

Tools and materials

  • Millner-Hauffen 3-inch — For grinding and chamfering the PVC
  • Milwaukee Cutoff Tool Milwaukee — To power the grinding/chamfering blade
  • PVC pipe — The material being ground and chamfered

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But, I can also grind with it. Remember, you I got that grinding surface. And it'll grind not only steel, but tile. No problem. Even things that would normally melt. This is PVC here. And I can clean that up if I want to, as well. Even if you wanted to, say, chamfer an edge or something like that. The way it's designed, it stays a lot cooler. You can feel it if you like. >> Oh, what? Yep, that's the cooling slots. As it's turning, it works like a vented brake rotor. Plus, a lifetime

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