Snapped spindle

[roubaixtuesday]

Are you from Spain?
Do you wear red clothing?

If so: I didn't expect that.

E.

NOBODY EXPECTS etc etc

 

[EckyH]

Evidence showed you did not read, or, ignored what you read.

That are baseless assumptions, not a single piece of evidence.

How do mounting bolts come into the picture when one is holding a cog against a table grinder?

One at a time.
At least I wouldn't juggle around with several pieces when a running grinder is involved.

your reading assurance is not worth a British penny Mister EckyH!

Beside the fact that this rating is a personal opinion, not the absolute truth: At the moment I prefer Eurocents.

E.

 

[silva]

That are baseless assumptions, not a single piece of evidence.

That wasn't an "assumption" - your question was already out of the question due to what I said earlier, with as evidence being my post #348 https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/snapped-spindle.309571/post-7579911
"The only problem was clearance: the chain links void the circumference of the bolt heads of the 16T cog."
... so your proposal of grinding the teeth valleys deeper = out of the question, as evidenced, Your Honorable.

One at a time.
At least I wouldn't juggle around with several pieces when a running grinder is involved.

Beside the fact that this rating is a personal opinion, not the absolute truth: At the moment I prefer Eurocents.

E.

I said a table grinder not "a running grinder".
Of course, since the workpiece (a 16T bicycle cog) weights a fraction of the tool (grinder), and thus is much easier to manipulate and target. If one would want to grind/cut a bicycle frame, a running grinder may be easier, as the bicycle parts thieves in foreign neighborhoods of nearby city do.

Feel free to make it "... not worth an eurocent Mister EckyH!"

 

[EckyH]

That wasn't an "assumption" - your question was already out of the question due to what I said earlier, with as evidence being my post #348 https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/snapped-spindle.309571/post-7579911
"The only problem was clearance: the chain links void the circumference of the bolt heads of the 16T cog."
... so your proposal of grinding the teeth valleys deeper = out of the question, as evidenced, Your Honorable.

Once more: If the bolt heads are too big then filing or grinding them down to a smaller size is just logical. Easy.

I said a table grinder not "a running grinder".

For clarification: "Running" in my post meant any type of grinder - including a table grinder - in it's state of operating, ready to grind bolt heads, sprockets, chisels, whatever.

E.