Forney 60053 Mounted Grinding Stone with 1/4-Inch Shank, 2-Inch-by-1/2-Inch

I purchased the Forney 60053 mounted grinding stone to use with my drill, and it works perfectly. I've used this numerous times grinding down finish nail heads that weren't driven flush with trim work, and the stone doesn't appear to have worn down that much. Good quality for a good price!

Works great in my battery operated drill.

Good price and reusable shaft

I chewed this thing up griding the corners off 8 pieces of 316L, but it got the job done and that's all I needed. It would have lasted longer if I'd done a better job of evening out where the metal hit the grinder. Watch for a lip or gulley forming and move your material to keep the wear even.All in, this was a cheap and effective way to put a nice soft radius on the corners of my hard 316L flat bar

I bought this grinder wheel to grind away the lips on a series of concrete (or flagstone) fire pit bricks. The grit wore off before I could complete work on the first brick, so this item has very little utility.

Needed to shave off uneven plastic off a aftermarket Jeep bumper and this did the trick.

Used this to fix an out of round hole on the steel plate hitch of my heavy trailer. With just a drill, it ground through some serious steel (2 layers) in short order and I was able to fix the trailer. Saved me from grinding off the hitch and welding on a new one. Very pleased.

I used it to grind off the heads of three stove bolts that attached the bumper to my 1964 Corvair. The product worked, but took a lot of time. I would have preferred a grinding stone, but this was the best I could find.