1. Safety protection: Wear appropriate protective equipment, such as goggles, to prevent debris from splashing and injuring your eyes.
2. Fix the workpiece: Ensure that the workpiece being ground is firmly fixed during operation to prevent it from moving or shaking, so as not to affect the grinding effect or even cause accidents.
3. Choose the right particle size: According to the requirements and progress of grinding, replace the honing stone of different particle sizes in time to achieve the ideal surface roughness.
4. Keep lubricated: Using an appropriate amount of lubricating oil or grinding fluid can not only improve the grinding efficiency, but also reduce the wear of the honing stone and the workpiece, while preventing overheating.
5. Control pressure and speed: The pressure applied during grinding should be moderate. Excessive pressure may cause the honing stone to wear too quickly or the workpiece to deform. Too little pressure will result in low grinding efficiency. The grinding speed should also be uniform and stable to avoid sudden speed changes.
6. Clean the honing stone: Regularly clean the metal debris and grinding chips on the surface to avoid affecting the grinding effect and damaging the oilstone.
7. Avoid over-grinding: Pay attention to the degree of grinding to avoid excessive grinding causing workpiece size deviation or surface quality degradation.
8. Proper storage: After use, store the honing stone in a dry and clean place to prevent moisture, rust or other damage.
9. Prevent collision: The honing stone is brittle and should be avoided from collision and falling to avoid breakage.
10. Follow the operating procedures: Strictly follow the relevant operating procedures to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the use process.
