Bay Area Angle Grinder Orientation

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Bay Area Angle Grinder Orientation
$40.00

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Learn how a water-fed angle grinder can enhance your glasswork by refining edges, carving surfaces, and polishing to a high gloss. This orientation includes a quick online course followed by an in-person session. Completion qualifies you to do your own Bullseye Glass projects on the angle grinder in our Open Studio.

After registration, go to ACCOUNT > MY DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT to access your Orientation Guide, which contains essential information for your session.


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Water Fed Angle Grinder Orientation

The Angle Grinder

Your purchase of the Angle Grinder Orientation includes an in-person tool orientation at your local Bullseye Glass Resource Center. This session ensures that you can safely and effectively operate the tool to achieve the best results. Completing it also qualifies you to rent a water-fed angle grinder during Bullseye’s Open Studio times.

Having access to a water-fed angle grinder can significantly expand your ability to shape and refine glass. This handheld powerhouse allows for precise material removal, carving, and surface refinement, making it an essential addition to any coldworking setup. Whether you’re working with irregular surfaces, refining edges, or polishing to a high gloss, the water-fed angle grinder provides versatility and control.

In this Tool Orientation video, we’ll introduce you to the basics of using a water-fed angle grinder for glasswork, covering its main functions, proper techniques, and safety considerations. By the end, we hope you’ll feel confident and inspired to integrate this tool into your workflow.

What the Angle Grinder Can Do

With its rotating abrasive discs and varying grit options, the water-fed angle grinder is ideal for:

  • Carving and shaping irregular surfaces with rapid material removal
  • Grinding down rough edges to create smooth transitions
  • Softening corners and beveling edges for a refined, professional look
  • Achieving a fine-ground finish that will develop a gloss in slumping cycles
  • Pre-polishing and final polishing to enhance surface clarity and shine

To get started, sign up, then download your Orientation Guide. It contains lots of helpful information, plus the link and password you'll need to access the video tutorial.

Please note: this orientation does not teach glassworking methods or introduce projects.

Requirements

Long pants and closed-toed shoes are required. An apron, eye protection, and rubber boots will be provided. You may also bring your own boots or other closed-toed shoes you don’t mind getting wet.

We look forward to seeing you!

Bay Area / By Individual Appointment (CLB195-0001) / $40