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This guide is for users of the Sealey BG2 Diamond Dressing Tool, designed to re-face and maintain bench grinder wheels. The BG2 extends the life of grinding wheels, restores smooth faces, and sharpens corners. The main caveat is that it requires some familiarity with bench grinder operation. It features a diamond-coated face for efficient grinding and a knurled handle for secure control. This guide provides comprehensive instructions for setup, use, and maintenance, ensuring optimal performance and longevity of your grinding wheels.
| Model Part Number | BG2 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
Dress your grinding wheels whenever they become uneven, glazed, or lose their cutting ability. Regular dressing can extend the life of your wheels.
Always wear safety glasses or a face shield to protect your eyes. Use appropriate dust collection or respiratory protection to avoid inhaling grinding dust. Ensure the grinder is properly grounded and that the wheel is securely mounted.
The BG2 is suitable for most standard bench grinder wheels. However, it may not be effective on very hard or specialized wheels. Check the wheel manufacturer's recommendations.
Use a brush or compressed air to remove debris from the diamond surface. Avoid using solvents or harsh chemicals.
The lifespan of the BG2 depends on usage. With proper use and care, it can last for a considerable time. Inspect the diamond coating periodically for wear.
If the grinding wheel is severely damaged or out of balance, it should be replaced. The BG2 is designed for re-facing, not repairing severely damaged wheels.
Yes, it can be used on wet grinders, but ensure the tool is thoroughly dried after use to prevent rust.
Apply the tool gently but firmly to the spinning wheel, moving it slowly and evenly across the face. Avoid excessive pressure.
Apply more pressure to the tool or increase the speed of the grinder. Ensure the tool is making proper contact with the wheel. Inspect the diamond coating for wear.
Apply the tool more evenly across the wheel face. Check the grinder wheel for severe damage or imbalance, and consider replacing the wheel if necessary.
Ensure the handle is firmly gripped during operation. Make sure the bench grinder is stable and secure on its base.
