Lortone LU-6X, saw/buffer/grinder

Jan 2, 2013
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how about some of this stuff phishin? I paid 3 dollars for around a pound an a half of Jerome azurite...paid 20 for the ancient rock saw, a Hillquest...cuts, polishes, cabs...
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phishisgroovin

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that rock is cool. I have enough rocks here for awhile, wife wont let me bring too much home lately.
I got some tigers eye and opal to play with also.

Every time i have gone gold panning i have brought rocks home, i need to cut some of them.
 

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i cleaned out the bottom of the saw side today, took the lid off and dang that looked nasty!
I am so glad there isnt any odor to ground & cut rocks lol!

I have cleaned many grease traps in restraunts & barfed doing those.
 

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I think that Lortone is water based, using coolant. It binds the dust.

A little tip: Use a light oil (i.e. WD-40) and oil the diamond wheels after finishing with a light spray.
That way the rock dust won't shoot all over the shop the next day, when it's dry.
 

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