I have the jig all set up, but I'm not sure whose wheels to get, other than 80 & 120 grit.
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Any wheel will work but you are better off buying the best-quality wheels you can afford. Cheaper wheels tend to wear faster and you will be adjusting the settings you use on your Wolverine as the diameter of the wheel changes because of the wear. If you can afford the $150-200 pricetag, get diamond or CBN wheels as they do not wear and they do an amazing job of sharpening... sharpen HSS quickly and with very little pressure... don't overheat the tool being sharpened. I used the cheap, gray wheels that came with my grinder for a year, but recently switched to a 120-grit CBN wheel and love it! For more info, Google "cbn grinding wheel" or check out this link... http://www.optigrind.com/page_2538178.html Any wheel will work but you are better off buying the best-quality wheels you can afford. Cheaper wheels tend to wear faster and you will be adjusting the settings you use on your Wolverine as the diameter of the wheel changes because of the wear. If you can afford the $150-200 pricetag, get diamond or CBN wheels as they do not wear and they do an amazing job of sharpening... sharpen HSS quickly and with very little pressure... don't overheat the tool being sharpened. I used the cheap, gray wheels that came with my grinder for a year, but recently switched to a 120-grit CBN wheel and love... » Read More Any wheel will work but you are better off buying the best-quality wheels you can afford. Cheaper wheels tend to wear faster and you will be adjusting the settings you use on your Wolverine as the diameter of the wheel changes because of the wear. If you can afford the $150-200 pricetag, get diamond or CBN wheels as they do not wear and they do an amazing job of sharpening... sharpen HSS quickly and with very little pressure... don't overheat the tool being sharpened. I used the cheap, gray wheels that came with my grinder for a year, but recently switched to a 120-grit CBN wheel and love it! For more info, Google "cbn grinding wheel" or check out this link... http://www.optigrind.com/page_2538178.html « Show Less
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Norton has a New wheel for HHS. I bought this wheel when it first came out and it could be a little bit finer grit but it has worked well with good wear. The diamond wheels are best but close to $300.
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If you do not already have one, I suggest that you purchase a really good mallet from someplace like The Container Store. All it takes is a good tap to seat the wheels and they will not come out.
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You suppose to get all the 4 wheels. I did received everything in the box. You might want to contact the seller.
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Sorry, but I only have the 200. You can go online to the micro jig website and that info should be there.
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It is my understanding that the seller is also the manufacturer. They should be able to provide a new wheel. Also with the wheel measurements you should be able to get one from your local hardware store. If you have already tried these suggestions, I don't know.
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Hello. The answer too your question is that 350buy is the name of the seller or vendor of the product. These practice wheels are great for practice my advice to you is get them you will love then.
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Yes. Everything you see you get. Don't know what kind of precision you are looking for, the abrasive wheels ends up making about A 3/8" kerf. If a higher degree of precision is necessary I suggest the diamond wheel. Excellent tool and value.
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With the wheels it comes with it you really have to try a little harder. The answer is possible but but recommend at good quality.
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The jig is just fine. The bits are crap! Pot metal and strip out with little torque applied. Get good bits and it'll be just fine.
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Not sure. What I did was looked up what my current wheels were for my mower went to the local Home Depot or lowes and they helped me find different ones that would work. Then I came to Amazon to get a better deal
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Definitely 180mm trucks with 1/2 risers. Wheels can be anything upward of 70mm. I'd recommend 74mm 80a wheels for this board. Have fun man.
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If I remember right, I think you'll only need a screwdriver and maybe a mallet to get the wheels in firmly. My wife has been very happy with it. High quality (especially for the price), and the collapsible sides are definitely a plus.
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The wheels just push on, mine came w/instructions contact the seller they should send you some.
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I have not needed any extra as of yet, but I would try to take the wheel to a hobby store or write to maker of the toy. If you find them, please let me know.
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You get the Drill Guide, The Drill Bit, the Depth Stop Collar, I believe and allen wrench for the stop collar, and some starter screws. The Jig itself is very nice and does work with the holder blue jig holder.
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Recommend buy the spokes, (freewheel remover & rim , asneeded) and build yourself. It is not that hard and there are a few good books that explain the various techniques.For the cost of a handful of spokes and about 2 hours work you will not only have a good wheel, but also the experience and understanding for keeping wheels round and true; which all regular riders should have.The Bike Buff
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Doctor DA31320GF 100 Grit Diamond Replacement Wheel for 350X See my image galley ok Mike for picture of the wheel.. looks like 100 diamond git to me ... 180 git would not be very good , less your sharpening a knife . Drill doctor does have website an contact as well.