Diamond Dresser for Bench Grinder and Oregon Blade Sharpener

This is my design for a single-point bench grinder diamond dresser. Additionally, I have included an adapter so the dresser can be used on an Oregon blade sharpener.

The user must supply the diamond shaft and cut ½"-13 threads on the shaft. If you can't source a diamond shaft with threads, it is best to use a lathe to cut the threads. However, I was able to cut the threads using my drill press by clamping a die in a vise and turning the drill chuck with a punch.

Because the ¼" holes are printed vertically, they should be cleaned up with a tap.

The user must also supply ¼"-20 × ½" button-head screws.

A respirator is required when using this tool to dress a grinding stone.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Prusa

Printer: 

I3 MK3S

Rafts:

No

Supports: 

No

Resolution:

0.15mm, but 0.10mm for Nut and Knob

Infill: 

15% for Adapter Body, 20% for Body, 100% for Guide Plate, Nut, Knob, and Adapter Step

Filament:

Prusament PLA Black 
 

Notes: 

Body:
0.15mm layer height

20% infill

4 perimeters

avoid crossing perimeters

align seams

Guide Plate:
0.15mm layer height
100% infill
4 perimeters
avoid crossing perimeters
align seams
iron the top surface

Nut and Knob:
0.10mm layer height
100% infill
4 perimeters
avoid crossing perimeters
align seams
iron the top surface

Adapter Body:
0.15mm layer height
15% infill
4 perimeters
avoid crossing perimeters
align seams

Adapter Step:
0.15mm layer height
100% infill
4 perimeters
avoid crossing perimeters
align seams
iron the top surface

Category: Machine Tools