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I feel that grinding it down instead of cutting, you can control how smooth it will turn out. Also easier to control how much you take off. While grinding, you'll probably melt it as you go, no problem there cause the melted pile that is created can be broken off with your fingers very cleanly. but wait till it cools down and hardens LoL, I burnt my fingers with my impatience!
Originally Posted by sam430
I'm stuck here on my ls460 retrofit.
I can't seem to get a good cut because the ls460 extends out and touching the side (red). I've been cutting that part and failed to do it nicely... I need more practice I guess.
Thats why I say grind it. you can use the outer flat edge (not the blade itself) to create whatever shape you want. I'll admit though, I got a couple cramps in the weirdest places on my arm due to the crazy position I had to put my arm in to get that smooth cut/curve lol
After over a year, I may pick back up the project and get a smaller grinder. thanks for the thread... may get me going again.
WOW! You've had them for a year and havent gone anywhere with it? Dont think I could go that long with a project like that sitting there ever though about paying someone to do it? Or as you said... just get your *** back to work good luck bro.
WOW! You've had them for a year and havent gone anywhere with it? Dont think I could go that long with a project like that sitting there ever though about paying someone to do it? Or as you said... just get your *** back to work good luck bro.
4reals!! lol i couldnt stop on a project that long. o yea sam you can cut it at an angle like i did.
I guess it's just me...but how long have I had the supercharger? LOL. I'll need a smaller grinder to work on that area... it always come out funky. I don't want to ruin too many, cus it's pretty expensive LOL.
09-12-10, 12:21 PM
worked MUCH faster than a dremmel. 
good luck bro.
