CRL PDSS 2" x 7" x 1/2" Diamond Drill Sharpening Stone

CRL PDSS 2" x 7" x 1/2" Diamond Drill Sharpening Stone

C.R. Laurence PDSS 2" x 7" x 1/2" Sharpening Stone for Diamond Drills is essential for maximizing the longevity and performance of your diamond drilling tools. Designed to expose fresh diamond surfaces, this highly abrasive sharpening stone effectively removes worn diamond and bond contact, revitalizing your production diamond drills. Compatible with multi-layer diamond drills, including the DCD, HBT, PD, and PDT Series, it accommodates drill diameters of up to 6" (152 mm). Using the PDSS Sharpening Stone is straightforward: immerse the stone in water or a suitable coolant before use to enhance its efficacy. Securely position the stone under the drill, ensuring the entire diamond section makes contact. After several passes at a slow drill speed, lightly turn the diamond drill counter-clockwise to refine the groove created in the stone. This process significantly improves drilling performance, allowing for more efficient glass drilling. Safety is paramount; always wear appropriate protective gear, including eye protection, and ensure the sharpening stone is wider than the drill being sharpened to avoid accidents. With a convenient size of 2" wide, 7" long, and 1/2" thick, the C.R. Laurence PDSS Sharpening Stone is a reliable tool for professionals dedicated to maintaining their diamond drilling equipment.

2" x 7" x 1/2" Sharpening Stone for Diamond Drills

• Use to Expose Fresh Diamonds
• Brings Life Back to Your Production Diamond Drills
• Three Sizes to work with. Drills up to 6" (152 mm) in Diameter

Achieve maximum life from your diamond drills by using the correct Sharpening Stone. These highly abrasive stones remove worn diamond and bond contact, exposing fresh cutting crystals. CRL Sharpening Stones are intended for use with multi-layer diamond drills, such as our DCD, HBT, PD, and PDT Series Drills. The purpose of the Stone is to remove bond matrix and expose a fresh layer of diamond crystal. Use the Stone when your diamond drill becomes slow in drilling.



When using a CRL Sharpening Stone, make sure the drill diameter is smaller than the sharpening surface. This is for your safety. A smaller stone can catch and spin in the drill, causing potential injury to the operator. The entire diamond section of the drill should be in contact with the Stone. Do not over-use the Stone. Only light dressing is needed to expose fresh diamond. Do not dress sides of diamond drills.

TO SHARPEN: Submerge Stone in water or suitable coolant solution before use to fully saturate Stone. Position Stone securely under drill mounted in the machine. Block or hold Stone securely to prevent spinning. Set drill speed to slowest setting and lower the drill onto the Stone several times with just enough pressure to ensure 360 degree contact with the Stone. Raise and remove the diamond tube drill from machine. By hand, lightly turn the diamond drill counter-clockwise three or four turns in the groove just created in the Stone.
Now try drilling your glass again. Your drilling performance should be greatly improved.

NOTE: For sharpening diamond wheels, use our finer EMSS Type Stones


Product Warning:

Always wear the proper safety gear including eye protection when using a sharpening stone. Always make sure to use a stone that is wider than the diameter of drill being sharpened. This minimizes the risk of drill or stone breakage during use. Failure to follow any of these precautions can result in operator injury.

Resources

• Safety Data Sheets PDSS.pdf