| Introduction to Disking |
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The technique of disking ribs is probably the fastest way to remove EDM from ribs; however, the downside can easily outweigh the benefits. Disked ribs can become undercut extremely easily - in a matter of only a second - and this technique should only be used by an experienced polisher with many years of "feeling with his fingers" - or discarding the block and starting all over again is a real possibility.
Young and inexperienced polishers - often intent with impressing the owner with their great speed and who are totally ignorant of the severe consequences possible - are the least qualified people to use this technique, but are often the first to do so. Ironically, the older, more experienced polishers - who are the most capable of handling this technique - are the least eager to use it because of well-founded concerns about damaging the block. They opt to use other slightly slower, but safer methods. Several methods of disking ribs include: Cutting an extra-large diameter steel disk from a sheet of galvanized steel -as in duct-working material - and mounting this disk onto a quarter-inch screw, then adding sticky-back strips of abrasives all along the cutting surfaces. These strips are easily replaced when they become worn out and allow for the disking of extremely deep ribs.
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