[AT] Hay wagon update

[Mark Greer]

Cecil,
Can you post links to the grinder and blades you mentioned?
Thanks,
Mark

On Tue, Nov 21, 2017 at 8:59 AM, Cecil Bearden <crbearden at copper.net> wrote:

> Sportsman's Guide had a sale on those .045 thickness blades made for
> Stainless Steel.  They came in a metal can and were less than $0.40 ea.
> I bought 100 and later bought another 100.  I have a Dewalt cordless 18V
> grinder that never seemed to have enough power or last long enough to
> really cut or grind.   Dewalt now makes a 20V adapter for the 18V tools,
> and that solved the problem.  I use that  cordless grinder at least 4
> times a week.  With the thin blades, I just cut bolts or nuts instead of
> worrying with the rust etc.  Unless of course it is a special place or
> bolt..    When welding, if I need to make a small cut, I use the grinder
> where I used the plasma cutter or torch earlier.  It makes for a much
> better weld and a more professional look.  I also have one of those 8in
> diameter circular saws that use the carbide tipped blade for cutting
> steel.  That blade is expensive, and I only use it when the plasma
> cutter is too rough.   The plasma with a guide is about as good as using
> a metal shear when piecing together large sheets.
>
> Cecil in Okla
>