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Those shaft mounted conical grinding rocks that are so very handy for touching up revolver chambers and coning muzzles, found them for $1.49 a package!

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Are they intended to be mounted in the chuck of a power drill? Sounds like a recipe for really buggering something up to me. I'll mount a bore brush in a drill chuck to clean insides of suppository gun cylinders, but wouldn't dare use a grinder on a finished part.
 
Are they intended to be mounted in the chuck of a power drill? Sounds like a recipe for really buggering something up to me. I'll mount a bore brush in a drill chuck to clean insides of suppository gun cylinders, but wouldn't dare use a grinder on a finished part.

You can use them with pencil grinders or electric drills or a drill press if such would suit the job at hand. Found these here in Indiana. The last batch I found for a good price was years ago while running through Idaho.
 
Geez! Those things would scare the _______ out of me mounted in ANY hand held power tool and used in any stage close to final!
 
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