What&acute;s the difference between "angle" grinders and "small angle" grinders?
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typical angle grinders use a 7" wheel for larger surface jobs. Small angles use a 4"- 4.5" wheel designed for tighter spaces and more detailed finishes
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It's the pair: one order = two grinders. Incidentally, they're completely identical grinders -- the only thing differentiating the salt grinder from the pepper grinder is what you put in it.
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The larger holds more peppercorns. I like the lengthier one, but if it's a pricy difference, go with the smaller. Make sure that both have an adjustable grinder. You want fine and coarse ground pepper.
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This is an awesome little grinder for small grinding jobs and cutoff work, but for smoothing thin set you will need a corded grinder with a diamond cup. DeWalt makes a nice corded 7/9" that will make quick work of it. The batteries just won't last under heavy loads.
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The picture the they show on there site has a dead on accurate picture of the item. I do not know the angle but I know that the knives I have my husband uses a regular knife sharpener on them and they work great. I believe they have a tapered grind edge I think that is what my husband called it.
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I'm not sure what a conical but grinder is. This one has two flat bur surfaces, one stationary the other rotates against it.
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It might. You could check on the product website and e-mail the manufacturer and ask them. My recommendation would be to check out another tool called an angle grinder. New and reconditioned ones can be had for prices comparable with this tool but for your particular application might work better.
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Even if you find a way to do this, it would be very dangerous. Angle grinders are cheap, I recommend investing in one.
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Perhaps we will find out which is apt to burn out from both our experiences with our particular model. I really do not know which is apt to burn out more quickly. You could be right in your opinion, we do not know yet. I use my grinder perhaps twice a year. When I do, I process a few hundred pounds of meat. Last year was the first time I used an electric grinder and the 3000 is the first that I have owned. Its performance was excellent. Only time will tell if it holds up. Good luck!
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I believe they are the same, and these are by far and away the best grinders I have ever owned and a lot less expensive than some I have purchased
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I think the jp-30 is older than came the mini. I own the mini, it's good for grinding one cup at a time. Handle coming off not an issue at all. Never had a problem, easy to clean the grinding mechanism. I highly recommend it.
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One is more powerful than the other and the milling blade is to grinding ..example cinnamon sticks to cinnamon powder, flax seeds to flax powder and so on
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Hello Umbeyonce,We've recently added a lid to our hopper as it does make grinding more convenient. I use my grinder every day and since adding a lid I've been able to grind more quickly without worrying about the angle I'm holding the grinder at. The lid lets you be much more casual and a bit reckless during the grinding process.Best regards!AlexTeam Kuissential
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Yep, had the same dilemma. I took my angle grinder to it. Now it fits everything.
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i see no real differance but beware that they are not the power they claim. but if your just doing small batches it is ok for a entry level sausage maker. but if you make 20 to 50 pounds at a time like we do then you really want to step it up to a more heavy duty grinder. our cabellas 1 hp grinder will do 600 lbs a hour and not slow down. hope this helps paul
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I would advise against it. I never tried it but it I think that is stretching its capability. I think a grinder would do a better job.
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I have no idea. I don't recall if I even knew it existed. I should have though because my grinder broke in about a year.