woodcut TRU-GRIND User manual

T R U - G R I N D
U S E R G U I D E
T r u - G r i n d S u p p o r t V i d e o a v a i l a b l e
a t w w w . w o o d c u t - t o o l s . c o m i n t h e
U s e r G u i d e s T a b .
S H A R P E N I N G S Y S T E M
INCLUDING:
TOOL HOLDER | BASE SLIDE
STURDY REST | WET GRINDER BASE

In t h e 1970's Woodcut To o l ' s founder Ken Port owned a n d operated a souveni r
business i n New Zealand, Ken would turn the wooden s o u v enirs he would sell.
Frustrated with the woodturning tools available to him, Ken d e s igned and
developed a p o r tfolio of woodturning pr o d ucts for his own use.
In 1990 Ke n formed Woodc u t Tools, ther e f o re m aking these t o o ls a vailable to
all turners, wanting t o make it a s easy as possible f o r custom e r s to enjoy their
turning expe r i e nce, by taking the tool, p ut to wood and see the s h a v ings!
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Today the company is still locate d in New Z e aland and is ow n e d by the Hewitt
family. Ken r e m ains actively involved i n product design for Woodc u t Tools.
We are drive n by the de s i r e to give c u stomers the best quality products w i t h
no compromises. Ou r a p p r oach is to work close with the woodturning
community, listening to c u s tomers inc l u d ing profes s i onal turne r s and taking t he
time to ensu r e the product is right. Fo r turners, by turners.
Ken Po rt
Fo un de r of W oo dc ut T oo ls
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P R O D U C T B A C K G R O U N D
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Woodcut Tool's founder Ke n Port wanted to make sharpening more simple,
accurate and repeatable. In t h e late 19 9 0 's Ken c o l lab o r at e d with Je r r y
Glaser from the USA to design the W oo d c u t Tru-Gri n d . Ken a n d Jerry
recognised that ma n y t u rn e r s have variou s p h y si c a l constrai n t s and therefo r e
wanted to ma k e th e s ha r p e ni n g pr o c e ss s im p l e .
Core to t he Tru- G r i nd desi g n is the uniqu e abi l i ty to simply set the jig to a
number, with accurate repeatabi l i ty , the versati l i ty of a single jig to h o ld any
woodturning tool without th e need of an adaptor and th e compact design of
the system.
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In 2020, with cu s to m e r f eed b a c k Wo o dcu t Tools began a process to improve
the Base Sl i d e and Sturdy Rest to make the sharpenin g process more sim p l e ,
accurate an d repeatable. A ft e r almost th r e e years of testing var i o u s new Base
Slide and Sturdy Rest design prototypes with turners across the world to
ensure the new products were right , the new W ood c u t Tru-Grind Base S l i d e
and Sturdy Rest w a s a v a i la b l e f o r cus t o m ers i n 2 0 2 3 .
We trust you enjoy t h e se n e w products, please l e t u s kn o w i f y o u h ave a n y
feedback suppor t @ w ood c u t -t o o l s.c o m
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Ph il I ro ns
Wo od cu t To ol s Am ba ss ad or
UK

Tru-Grind Base Slide
Tru-Grind Tool Holder
Sharpening Guidelines
Common Sharpening Profiles
Turning Tools
Tru-Grind Sturdy Rest
Tru-Grind Tool Holder for Wet Grinder
Care and Maintenance
Other Tru-Grind Product
Safety Guidelines & Warranty
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C O N T E N T S
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P A G E N O .
In addition to t h is U s er G u ide t her e i s a l s o a v id e o available on You T u be t h a t
demonstrates the set up pr o c e s s a nd how to sharpen the range of t ur n i n g
tools. To view th e S u ppo r t v ide o p l ea s e s ear c h o n Yo u T u be ' W o o dc u t T ool s
Tru-Grind Sharp e n i ng S y ste m ' (p u b l i sh e d 202 3 )
You can also c o n t a ct o u r f r i e nd l y sup p o r t t e a m a t s up p o r t @w o o d c ut - t o ols . c o m.
C US T O M E R S U PP O R T

Your Ba s e Slide Ba s e Plate f ea t u re s a
measurement scale and reference
marker t h a t is designed to s up p o rt yo u
to a c c ur a t el y establish th e position o f
your Ba s e Slide and ther e f or e enable
you to repe a t t h i s s e t u p .
As described b e lo w ,
the handle c a n be
simply moved t o t h e
other side i n or d e r t o
mount your B a s e S l i de
on the right h an d s id e
of your Grin d e r.
The Pivot P oin t closest to you w i l l
be use d for the maj o r it y of y ou r
tools.
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We recommen d yo u no t e d o w n t h is s et
up for ever y to o l y o u s h a rp e n .
The rear Pivot Poi n t c a n b e u s ed
for your Scr a p er t o ol s and
T-bar dresse r
The C a m Lock han d l e secures the base
slide into p o si t i on .
B AS E S L I DE
Base Slide wit h r emo v a b le F a c e P l a t e
Three Screws to secure the Base Sl i d e
to your work b e n c h .
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TRU-GRIND BASE SLIDE
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Your Tru-Grind base s li d e is delivered to y ou set up f or use on t h e left hand
side of you r Gr i n de r . H o w ev e r yo u r B a s e S l id e is d es i g ne d to b e u s e d o n e i t he r
the l e ft or right hand side of your Grinder. I t is a si mp l e process to update t h e
set up from l ef t to r ig h t h a n d s i d e b y f o l lo w i ng s im p l e s t ep s .
RIGHT HAND BASE SLIDE ASSE MBLY
Firstly we recomme n d you v i e w the vi d e o available on You T u b e search
for: 'How t o sh a r pe n wi t h t h e Wo o d cu t To o l s T r u- G r in d , ' p u bl i s h ed 2 02 3 .
ASSEMB LY WITH YO UR GRINDER
Pull th e Cam L o c k Handle o u t and tu r n until th e
handle is di s a ss e m b le d f ro m th e H ex B ol t .
Remove Cam L o c k H a n d le , He x B ol t an d B us h .
Assemble H ex Bolt a n d B u sh to the opposite
side from which you have previo u s l y
disassembled .
Assemble Cam Lock Handle back onto the Hex
Bolt and fas t e n u n t il t he H a nd l e is s ec u r e .
1. Pre p a r e to s e t up t h e product ei t h er on a wooden base or dire c t to your
workbench. Y o u w i ll n ee d a s c r ew d r iv e r , s q ua r e , p e nc i l a n d r u l e r.
There is al s o a v id e o a v a il a b l e o n Y o u T u b e, p le a s e s e ar c h f o r :
'Woodcut Tr u - Gr i n d B a se S l id e ' p u b li s h ed 2 02 3 .

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TRU-GRIND BASE SLIDE
Bench
Height
150 to160mm
6 to 61/2"
3. Set your Tru-Grind Base below the Grinding wheel. Alig n the Base Slid e
pivot p o i nt s as clo s e as po s s i bl e to th e center l i ne of the Grinding W he e l .
Please see f o l lo w i n g i l lu s t r at i o ns f o r s e t u p wi t h a 6 " o r 8" w h ee l .
2. Mou n t your Grinde r securely on a flat bench or table. It is best if t he height
from the ben c h , and thus th e foot of th e basesli d e , and the cen t r e of the
wheel to be 15 0 to 160mm (6-6½ inches) fo r bo t h 15 0 mm (6 ") an d 20 0 mm (8 ")
grinders. P l e as e se e th e fo l l ow i n g i m a ge .
It ma y be ne c e ss a r y to p l ac e a pa c k er under th e mounting base o f the gr i nd e r
or under th e Tr u - Gr i n d B a se - S l id e to a ch i e ve t he c or r e ct h ei g h t .
It is i m p or t a nt that your Grinder i s at a comfortable h ei g h t. We recomm e n d
the centre of the Gr in d i ng Wheel to be approximatel y the same height as your
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Align the centre of the Tru-
Grind base plate with the
centre line o f t h e gr i n de r .
6" (15 0MM) WHEEL S
8" (20 0MM) WHEEL S
TRU-GRIND BASE SLIDE
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Bring t h e base plate fo rw a r d
to about ¾” (20mm) fr o m the
centre line o f t h e ba s e s l i d e.

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TRU-GRIND TOOL HOLDER
Tool Holder J i g
Removable Short Steel Rod
in Clamp Bl o c k
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TOOL H OLDER
Your Woodcut Tru-Grind Tool Holder is designed to enable woodturners to
repeatedly grind perfect bevels o n all types o f Bowl and S pi n d l e gouges,
Roughing gouges, Skews, and Scr a p e rs with a si n g le Tool Holder. The Tool
Holder is uniquely designed to lock into pl a ce , en s u ri n g you w i ll b e a bl e t o
repeat your p e r fe c t b e v e l e v er y t im e yo u r e- s h ar p e n t h e to o l

Under the cla m p block you w i l l find a shor t steel
rod. This rod is s u p p li e d to b e u s e d t o s u p po r t
you w h en setti n g using a long-flute d g ou g e or
other tool th at is slim or won’t align true in th e
Tool Holde r .
Insert th e Shor t Stee l Rod u nd e r the Clamp
Block “V” a n d into the flute of t h e gouge.
Fasten as n o r ma l .
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TOOL H OLDER SHOR T STEEL RO D
When setting up, fi x a stopper of hard wo o d or similar along the front edge of
the b a s e board or your b e nc h which is used t o set the t oo l protr u s i on . This
needs to be 5 0 m m ( 2 ”) b a ck f ro m t he e dge o f t h e b a s e b o a rd o r b e n ch .
This stopper will be c h i pp e d away with repeat e d use, so make it easy t o
replace. I t is impor t a n t that you repeat t h e same prot r u si o n each t i m e you set
up your tool i n y o u r T o ol H o ld e r . T h i s e n a bl e s y o u to r ep e a t t h e s a m e g r i nd.
Please see t h e f o l l ow i n g i m a ge t o i l l us t r a te .
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Set up the Tr u -Gr i n d a n d g r i nde r on y our ben c h as a bov e wi t h
centre of the piv o t po i nts a li g n ed w i th t he c e ntr e li n e o f the whe e l .
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Grinding grit c a n damage yo u r eyesight. Make s u r e you ar e wearing ap pr o v ed
safety glas s e s b e fo r e s t a rt i n g y o u r g r in d e r.
S H A R P E N I N G G U I D E L I N E S
You wil l fi nd a dem onst ratio n vi deo o n Yo u Tu be - Sea rch 'How to shar pen w ith
the Wood cut Tru-G rind '
1. Place your tool into the Tru - G ri n d Tool Holder, we recommend holding the
tool holder verticall y and init i a ll y onl y loo s e ly clam p i n g your tool in your Tool
Holder.
2. Adjust tool protrusion to 50mm (2") using your stopper as previously
described. F a st e n c l a mp .
3. T he position of the T o o l Holder P iv o t Leg det e r mi n e s the st y l e of gri n d .
Please re f e r to th e fo l lo w i ng pa g e s fo r gu i da n c e o n sh a r pe n i n g di f f er e n t
styles of w o o dt u r ni n g t o o ls .
The greater the angle that you adjust the Pi vo t Leg to the Tool Holder head
(or the g re a t er the number f or example pos i t i on 9), the g r e at e r th e Bevel
angle, i n c lu d i ng th e No se an d th e Si d es of the tool an d th e fu r th e r ba c k yo u
will grind the s i de s o f the gouge ( o r in c r ea s e the lengt h o f th e f in g e rn a i l ).
Position 9, w it h the Pivot Leg pu s h ed all the w a y forward, is used f o r
sharpening S c ra p e rs a nd R i ng T oo l s .

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7. With th e Grinde r powere d off, apply the chisel to t h e Grinding Wheel and
turn the Grinding Wheel by hand . No w , rota t e the Tool Holder until the chisel
is ri gh t angles to th e Grinding Wheel, or t h e last section of th e ground face is
still in contact wit h the Whee l . Shift th e Base-slide in or out until that part of
the fac e of t h e chisel is in con t a c t with t h e Grinding W h e el so th a t the entire
length of the fa c e w il l b e groun d . S e cu r e the Bas e - sl i d e C a m L o ck l e ve r .
Check th e angle and adjust the Base Slide until you see parall e l lines in the
black marke r ac r o ss t he l en g t h o f t h e b e v el o f y o ur t oo l .
4. Mark t h e fa ce of your c h i s el with a bl a c k m ark e r . T hi s will assi s t you to
check the ac c u r ac y of y o ur s ha r p e ni n g se t up .
5. Loosen the Base-slide of the sharpening jig and mount the foot of the Tool
Holder into t h e B a s e S l ide P iv o t Po i n t.
6. A d ju s t the B as e Slid e in or out to a c h i ev e your requi r e d bevel angle,
especially a t th e n os e of y o ur c his e l .
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Traditiona l B o wl g ou g e . Used o n i t s
side with the flute facing in the
direction of th e cut. W i t h the bevel
rubbing for a s m o o th f i n is h e ve n o n
end grain. U s ual l y 1 0 to 1 5 mm w i de .
Fingernail or Ce lt i c Grind Bowl
gouge. Used o n i t s s i de with the
flute facing in the direction of the
cut. With the bevel rubbing f o r a
smooth finish eve n o n end grai n .
Usually 10 t o 15 m m wi d e .
C O M M O N S H A R P E N I N G P R O F I L E S
9. Be gi n Sharpeni n g . Hold the Tr u - Gr i n d Tool Holder comfortably in y ou r
hands. Holding the Tru-Grind Tool Holder correctly is important. We
encourage you to wa t c h the 'How to sharpen wi th the Woodcut Tru-Grind'
video availa b l e o n Yo u T ub e .
Apply t he chisel t o the Gri n d in g Wheel a nd rotate i t from s i d e to side .
Continue to gr i n d until you have a sharp edge . With this pr o du c t you may
sharpen all of t h e gouge at one t i me or you may s h ar p e n the sides or th e nose
or whatever a r e a y o u n e e d t o .
When reshaping a badly ground gouge, work on the s id e s onl y , until they are
correct. The n bl e n d t h e no s e t o m at c h .
8. F o r each chisel write down, or record in s o me other way, the angle setting
of the Tool Ho l de r and extensi o n of the Base-slide. A handy suggestion is to
write the n u m be r s on t o y o u r w o od e n t o o l h a n dl e .
The fol l o wi n g is a su m m a ry of the mo s t c o m mo n sharpening p r o fi l e s an d their
purpose.
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Skew Chisel. The skew will p r o du c e
the finest possib l e finish wh e n used
correctly. For cleaning en d grain,
pommels, r o ll i n g beads, etc. w he n
both long poin t a nd h e e l c a n be used.
15 - 50mm wi d e .
Diamond Pa r t i ng tool. An ex c el l e nt
all round partin g t o o l. T h e d o ub l e
taper prov i d es clearance a l on g the
sides o f t he tool to pr e v en t excess
binding whil e cut t i ng .
Spindle Roughing gouge. An
essential tool for bet w e en- c e nt r e
work (sp i n d le turning). This to o l
quickly reduc e s s qu a r e ti m b er t o t he
round. Also ideal for long, shall o w
curves. Usua l l y 2 5 m m w i d e.
C O M M O N S H A R P E N I N G P R O F I L E S
Spindle or Detail gouge. T he main
shaping tools of t h e spindl e turner.
Used for detail work , b e ads , c o v es ,
and ogees, t o which the modern
round sh a pe is particu l a rl y suited. 5
to 15mm wide .
Bowl botto m g ou g e . Used on its side
with the flute f a c in g i n th e d ir e c t io n
of th e cut. Inte n d ed for use i n the
bottom of bowls. Us u a l ly 10 to 15mm
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S PI N D L E RO U GH I N G G OU G E
This will re s u lt i n a f in e r ed g e t o w a rd s th e
wings of the g oug e th a n at t he c e nt r e , b u t
the tool wil l op e r a te j us t a s w e ll a s o n e wi t h
exactly 45 d e g r ee s ac r o s s t h e w h o le e dge .
The cutting e d ge o f a S p in d l e R o u gh i n g
Gouge should b e s t r ai g h t a c r os s - n o
grinding bac k of t h e w i n gs .
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This style o f go u g e h a s th e si d e s o f th e t ip g ro u n d
back. The hi g h er t h e n u m be r , t h e mo r e t h e wi n g s o r
sides will b e gr o u n d b a c k. W oo d c u t S p ind l e G o u g es
are sharpene d a t p o si t i o n # 3 .
S PI N D L E GO U GE
Spindle Roug h i ng Gouges should be s h a rp e n e d with the P iv o t Leg at p os i t io n
#1 and at a b eve l an g l e o f 45 d e gr e e s.
The flute sh a p e s h o ul d b e p a ra b o l ic o r “ U ” s h a ped t o a c h ie v e a g o od C el t i c o r
Fingernail g r i nd .
This style o f go u g e h a s th e si d e s o f th e t ip g ro u n d
back. To ach i e ve t h is y ou n e ed t o a d j us t t he p iv o t le g
on the Tool H o lde r fo r w a rd t o p o s it i o n # 4 , t h i s w i l l
vary dependi n g on y ou r g ri n d . T h e h i g he r the
number, the m o r e t h e w i n gs o r s i d es w il l b e g r ou n d
back.
T U R N I N G T O O L S I N T H E T O O L H O L D E R
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Lay it on th e w h e el and adjust the base slide
until the bevel angle is correct - we recommend
22 degrees. To m i nim i z e t h e risk of experien c i n g
a catch, we rec o m m en d s h ar p e n in g a slight
radius on the bevel of the Skew Ch i s e l. This
radius creates additional distance between the
project and t h e edge po i nt s . Rotate the T oo l
Holder to sh a r pen t he o t he r si d e .
Place your skew chisel into the Tru-Grind Tool Holder with the blade vertical
and the point at the bottom. Put the pivot leg into the re ar base pivot posi t i o n
and lay the body on its sid e . A d ju s t t h e Too l H o l de r l e g a n gl e u n t il t h e c u t ti n g
edge is hori z o nt a l wi t h t h e fa c e of t he w h ee l . W e r ec o m m en d po s i t io n #2.
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P AR T I N G TO O L
Place t he tool in th e Tru-Grind T o o l holder h o r iz o n ta l l y with th e tool prot r u si o n
2 in c h es or 50 mm as ot he r tools. Next la y the tool o n the wh ee l and adjust th e
pivot l e g until the point angle i s approximately 35 de g r e es . Rotate the T o ol
Holder to sh a r pen t he o t he r si d e .
T U R N I N G T O O L S I N T H E T O O L H O L D E R
Alternativel y you may w a n t t o sharp e n your
Skew c h i s el with the option of th e W o od c u t T r u
Grind Sturdy R e s t Platfo r m . Please r e f er t o
page 18 of thi s User Gu i de for fur t h er
information

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S CR A P E R S
For Traditional Scra p e r s and Negat i v e Rake Scra p e rs set the Tool Hold e r to
position #9 ( w he r e i t is l e ve l wi t h t h e no s e o f the s cr a p er ) . P l a ce t he p i vo t le g
into the fo r w a rd pivot position on th e ba se sl id e . Mo v e th e Ba se Slide in or
out to adju s t th e be v e l a n g le a s r e q ui r e d ( G en e r a ll y ar o u nd 5 5 d e g re e s ) .
Apply the Sc r a pe r to t h e w h ee l an d r ot a t e t h e w h e el
until your p r e fe r r ed s hap e is a ch i e v ed .
This method c a n a l so b e u s e d t o s h a r pe n
Ring Tools u s e d f o r h o l lo w i ng .
A square-end e d Ne g a ti v e - Ra k e Sc r a pe r i s s h ar p e n ed l ike a S k e w , b u t u s u al l y
with less an g l e t o th e cu t t i ng e dge .
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Depending on the dime n s i on s o f y o u r
grinding station w it h the T ru - G ri n d B as e
Slide you may not be able to ac hi e v e
sharpening t h i s w a y i n yo u r t o o lh o l d er .
Another option is to use the Tru-Grind
Sturdy Rest.
See page 18- 1 9 .
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T R U - G R I N D S T U R D Y R E S T
If you p ref e r to have cont i n u in g use of a simple Tool R e st at the G r in d e r then
you have the o p ti o n t o a dd t he W o od c u t T r u -G r i n d S t ur d y Re s t .
To assemble y o u r S t ur d y re s t w i t h y o u r
Tru-Grind Ba s e Sl i d e, f ir s t l y r e mov e th e
front Face P l a te o f y o u r B a s e S l i de . Th e n
insert your S t ur d y Re s t in p la c e of t he
Face Plate a n d us i n g t h e s c r ew s y ou
previously r e m ove d , s e c u re l y f a s t en t o
your Sturdy R e s t.
You may want t o k e e p t h e s t a nda r d B a s e
Slide Face P l a te i n c a s e y o u w a n t t o
remove your S t u rd y Re s t at a ny t i me .
The St u r dy Rest conven i e n tl y swings
down ou t of y ou r way fo r when yo u do
not need to u s e i t .
S TU R D Y R ES T A S S E M B LY
Sturdy Rest 1.
with Base S l i de F a ce P l a te a t tac h m e nt
S TU R D Y R ES T B O X C O NT E N T S

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Reference m a r k s t o su p p o rt y o u t o r e p e at y o ur s ha r p e ni n g g r i n d:
You will find reference marks with a measurement s c a le on the Pla t f o rm and
the arm o f your Sturdy Rest. We encour a g e you to ta k e a note of t h e
reference ma r k s t h a t y o u u t i li s e to a ss i s t y o u t o s im p l y r e p ea t th i s se t up .
Platform re f e r e nc e ma r k s :
You will n ot e that the Platform
features dual 20 and 3 0 d eg r e e
reference mark s t o as s i st y o u t o
simply re p e a t the sharpening o f
these profil e s .
Arm referen c e m ar k s :
The Sturdy Res t a rm f e at u r e s
reference ma r ks to assis t you to
simply repea t th e s et u p.
Platform he i g h t a d j us t m e nt :
The top of the S t ur d y Rest ar m
features three machined holes
with correspondin g ref e r e nc e
marks to as s i st the adjustment of
the height o f th e p la t f or m .

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Position y o ur Wet Grinder on a sta b l e b en c h at a comfortab l e height, close t o
power and w a t er f or r ep l e ni s h m en t of t he w at e r r e s er v o ir .
Assemble the Wet Grinder suppor t bar in the horizon t a l posit i o n with the open
end towards t he W et G ri n d i ng W he e l .
Take th e Tru-Grind Pivot-Base and u s e the tw o concave shapes be s i de the
arrows (s e e inset bel o w ) to adjust the dis t a nce between t he Support B a r and
the Wet G r in d i ng Wheel. Loc k the Suppo r t Bar in positio n by tighte n i ng the
two knobs.
The Tru- Gri n d We t Gr i n d er P iv o t Ba s e i s d es i g ned t o s u p po r t t u r n er s to u t il i s e
the unique c a p a bi l i ti e s o f t he T ru- G r in d T oo l Ho l d e r o n a W e t G r i nd e r .
T OO L H O L DE R F O R W E T G R I N D E R
T OO L H O L DE R F O R W E T G R I N D E R AS S E M B L Y