How do you use a metal cut off wheel

HOW DO YOU USE A METAL CUTOFF WHEEL? Portable cut-off wheels are one of the most commonly used bonded abrasive materials. It can be found in a variety of places, from metal fabrication shops to private garages; when used properly, these wheels are extremely secure. However, misuse and abuse of those wheels have resulted in injuries. TIPS ON HOW TO USE CUT- OFF WHEELS Here are some tips on how to use cut-off wheels: • Put on the required personal protection equipment (PPE). Protection glasses, goggles, or a face shield are needed PPE. Other PPE, such as gloves, a dust mask, and an apron, should be worn as appropriate. • Check the machine's speed and write down the maximum running speed. • Install proper flanges on compact cut-off wheels. • Place the wheel guard between the operator and, as a result, the steering wheel. • Until cutting, run the wheel for one minute in a safe area (such as under a bench). • Until cutting, secure the workpiece at both ends. • The cut-off wheel can only be used for cutting, not for grinding or deburring. • To hold the cut-off wheel at 90 degrees to the workpiece for as long as possible. • Avoid causing damage to the cut-off wheel. Slowly and slowly feed the wheel into the workpiece. Stop cutting and look for any strange noises, vibrations, or other anomalies. • Both body parts and clothes should be kept out of the way of the spinning wheel. • Maintain control of your tools. • Wheel guards that have been weakened should be replaced. For More Info, Please Visit cutoffwheels.weebly.com