[Gristmillers] Mill picks

[Fred Ross]

Jim Fackert wrote:
> the meadows is just an air chisel with the end ground right. You can 
> get those from Harbor freight for around $20. Regrind a couple of weld 
> chipping hammers for manual use...
>
> gritsnc at gmail.com wrote:
>> Keep us informed on your progress. I have some to dress myself. 
>> Bought one of those carbide air hammer type from Meadows but very 
>> unsure how to go about it. Even after talking to the Meadows 
>> dresser.  Especially a grits dressing.  Pro millers and some in the 
>> know say don't get too sharp but don't know exactly what that means. 
>> I know about the furrow taper and no dish requirements but that's 
>> about all.
>> On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 12:24 PM, Fred Ross <freddieross at gmail.com 
>> <mailto:freddieross at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>
>>     Where can someone get there hands on a mill pick at a reasonable
>>     price.  Have just got me a new mill, 24" Williams and fixing to
>>     crack it open and see what I have got, might as well dress the 
>> stones.
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I like that idea the most, have seldom wondered why that would not work, 
just need to see what a mill pick is suppose to look like.