Magic weapon (tool)

[Chlngrcrzy]

Anybody have a special tool, grinder, etc. they use for grinding welds in real tight areas? My 4.5" grinder is great, but a little large and awkward for finishing things up. I am having to do a lot of rust repair around the drip rail/ rain gutter above doors, and there is only about 5/8 of an inch in there, and pretty tough to get the angle cleaned up.

[70challengerrt]

It's a great delima I run it too. I use a dremmel tool with a grinding tip in tight areas. Similar to the ones you use to port and polish heads, but it is slow going.

[Topcat]

I have a few I use on welds.

[Topcat]

Then theres this one

[71bigblock]

Then theres this one

That one looks downright nasty.  Where can I get it or what is it called? 

[Topcat]

I picked that one up at Carlisle last year at one of the stands. Sorry I don't have a lead for you on it. It works really good though. It never seems to wear out.

[hemiken]

Here in Australia those pieces are called Crabide burs for die grinders.  I use them all the time, great tool.

[Topcat]

I saw some at my local ACE Hardware. But each ACE carries its own store format so they may or may not have em.

[Chlngrcrzy]

You can order carbide deburring tips through Grainger.com.  I will have to check with them to see if i can get something small enough to fit in those nasty little areas.

[Mt.St.BigBlock]

Hi, TP tools in OHio has them.  wwwtptools.com   search  "burrs"  Jeff

[RUSTY Cuda]

Eastwood has the burrs also, I think I got a set of 3 with different shapes.
I found a cut off tool with 2 wheels on it works great, but even when the wheels are small you cant get those corners. I know this is a NO NO but I removed the safty shield(not without my goggles on) & that got it into more spaces. the double wheels worked great on my plug welds, cuts fast & better control. I like to credit who i got the tip from but the names not comming to me, if it's one of you guys, jump in & take some credit, it works great! Rich.