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burchfield96

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When comparing crush dressing and plated diamond roll or block dressing, which of the following is correct?
 
  A) The diamond plated dresser is more flexible and has wider use
  B) Crush dressing provides a faster grinding out but not as good finish
  C) A diamond plated dresser is preferred
  D) Crush dressing can be used only on a surface grinder

Question 2

If a diamond or CBN wheel cannot be adjusted to concentricity with an indicator, what is used for final truing?
 
  A) A cluster type dresser
  B) A hand dressing stick
  C) A single point diamond
  D) A brake type truing device using a silicon carbide wheel



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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