Сorrect rotate direction.

DeepOne

Hi, all.
Today i am build large iron sliding door. This job "goes without saying", but i recall some articles from good indigenous magazine "Potrebitel" (transl. as "consumer") about angle grinder machines. This materials contained some pictures, which may be refers to right course of action with angle grinder. At left and center pictures you see operators, who works with Bosch and Kress power tools, at right side situated poor chinese worker with him chinese tool (Packard Spence). The question in that - who from this operators choose correct rotate direction of abrasive disk and why, for instance?

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Big Dave

In my opinion the first and center pictures are the correct way to do it. You have more control when the grinder is trying to pull itself away from you especially when held at a waist high position. The last picture shows the worker in a bad working position, bent over and reaching, along with the fact that when the blade catches the gringer will be thrown at him.

Just my opinion, Dave.

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Bonus

I agree with Big Dave.

DeepOne

Well, but method imaging on first two pictures have some flaws. Sparks may burn cloths and penetrate in to the small holes in the glove and position of worker is more unstable, because common center of gravity displaced forward, herewith weight of tool and traction of machine partly adds. Also, more dust of stonelike building material get sucked into angle grinder machine if it used with diamond cutting disk.

Big Dave

I see your point Deepone but in my opinion worker safety supercedes tool longevity. Sorry for the big words.

Dave.

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DeepOne

OK, Big Dave. I hope, this thread bring good profit not only me. Thank you for discussion.

Big Dave

I also enjoyed the discussion. Are you full blooded Russian? Where did you learn to speak english?

Just curious, Dave.

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DeepOne

Really, I completely russian from Russia. But here I in the first place DIY-er .
Regrettably, I not so have well studied the english to dispense with dictionaries. English is a good facility of the international contact, so many people in Russia know it. Unlikely, for people, which are interested by construction, language barrier usually too great.

Big Dave

I like you Deepone. Ask all the questions you want and we will try to answer them. I realize that the way you do things and the way we do them will differ but that's what makes it interesting.

Dave.

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DeepOne

Thank you, Big Dave. In turn, can offer to visit several the most interesting resources in zone ".ru":
http://forum.4-mastera.ru/index.php
http://www.mastercity.ru/vforum/
http://www.elektroinstrumenty.ru/forum/index.php
http://forum.kstr.ru/

Today i found tidy english<>russian convertor "Socrat 4". It may be downloaded from URL ftp://softlinks.ru/4045279/spers41.exe.

Big Dave

Those were very interesting sites. I found a program that would translate into english for me. Some of it still doesn't make sense but some of the pictures of work being performed by your craftsmen was amazing to say the least.

Thanks again, Dave.

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MAS2006

How about sharing link you used?

Big Dave

Sorry I didn't think to include the link. Here it is

http://world.altavista.com/

What I did was put that link in my favorites. I find a site that is in another language, copy the url then go to the altavista and paste the link in the appropriate location, pick what language it is and what language you want it translated to and bam your there. It's funny because you still have to decipher what they are saying because it translates the words but not in the order that we are used to and some words it can't translate.

Hope this helps, Dave.

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DeepOne

Mentioned door .

Big Dave

That is one heck of a door. Nice work.

Dave.

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