Abrasive retention and chopping resistance levels are calculated from sharpening rates:

Rough chip positioning pressure is greater than milling alignment → → self-honing is slower

Coarse-grain maintenance <grinding resistance level→→fast self-sharpening

Retention from rough dust plays a key role within the hardness of the adhesive, and skin pores are also particularly affected. Velcro Sanding Disc The criteria that affect grinding resistance will be more complex, the shape properties of the coarse dust, the fabric of your milled workpiece, the robustness and crushing conditions. All of these can lead to different levels of milling resistance. Neither fast nor slow is perfect

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