When you buy unfinished metal, it will likely have some rough edges. These are created during the manufacturing process, usually when the metal is cut … read more >
The tungsten carbide used to make rotary burrs is one of the hardest and wear resistant compounds. The cutting edges are incredibly sharp and can cut and grind … read more >
Whether you're refinishing furniture, cabinetry, or hardwood floors, the ultimate goal is to get a smooth, flawless finish that lasts. A perfect finish not onl … read more >
Join us in this edition of "Maker Spotlight" as we dive into the world of Tim Nelsen—a graphic designer turned metal art maestro. After a profound personal tran … read more >
From metalworking and fabrication to woodworking and auto body work, aluminum oxide has become the most used abrasive grain thanks to its unique blend of … read more >
Reinforcing bar, aka rebar, is a steel bar used to reinforce concrete and masonry structures by enhancing their tensile strength. In various construct … read more >
Working with abrasive tools, whether handheld or with a power tool, can be dangerous work. These jobs put you at risk for flying sparks and debris, danger … read more >
Boost your productivity, save money on replacements, and master every finish by better understanding cloth-backed abrasives. This guide goes over everyth … read more >
Imagine you spent hours painstakingly applying a beautiful new paint job to your car, only to find bubbles, streaks, or peeling a few weeks later. The … read more >
