Our engineers have kept that in mind over the years and focused on progressive change and innovation. Sidley Diamond has over 65 years of design and drafting experience to engineer products to customer specifications. We use state of the art design software and a long history of successful diamond and CBN recipes to create the perfect dressing conditions. Allow the Sidley Team to quote your next project and experience the personal attention and exceptional customer service we provide to thousands of our customers
Sidley diamond dressing tools manufactured with our unique process can perform up to five times longer than conventional diamond tools. These tools can be manufactured to physically duplicate your current tooling. We can manufacture in virtually any shank or configuration; there is no need to adjust your current operating parameters. Just use our tools in place of your current tools and experience the many benefits of Sidley's quality!
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Through our ISO Certification, we are continuously improving our products and services. Our commitment to quality products and services has allowed Sidley Diamond to maintain our status as one of the finest industrial diamond product manufactures in the world.
We source our raw materials locally to keep our lead times short. We typically have a 3 week lead time on most jobs, but longer if the tools need to have a coating applied. We also offer expedited jobs.
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About White Cap
White Cap Supply Holdings, LLC ("White Cap") serves as a one-stop shop providing concrete accessories and chemicals, tools and equipment, building materials and fasteners, erosion and waterproofing and safety products to professional contractors by meeting their distinct and customized supply needs in non-residential, residential and infrastructure end markets. White Cap is comprised of multiple brands in the U.S., including Ram Tool, and the Brafasco, Brock White and NCA brands in Canada. White Cap operates approximately 450 branches across the U.S. and Canada with approximately 9,000 employees and offers nearly 450,000 SKUs to approximately 150,000 customers. For more information, visit newsroom.whitecap.com.
About Diamond Tool
Founded in 1974, Diamond Tool services the Philadelphia Tri-State area supplying professional contractors with the tools and knowledge needed to get the job done. Offering sales, rentals, service, and safety, equipment training and more, Diamond Tool has the products and services for every type of job. Diamond Tool is based in Philadelphia, PA with another location in Edgewater Park, NJ and a distribution center in Bristol, PA. For more information visit www.diamondtool.net
About White Cap White Cap Supply Holdings, LLC ("White Cap") serves as a one-stop shop providing concrete accessories and chemicals, tools and equipment, building materials and fasteners, erosion and waterproofing and safety products to professional contractors by meeting their distinct and customized supply needs in non-residential, residential and infrastructure end markets. White Cap is comprised of multiple brands in the U.S., including Ram Tool, and the Brafasco, Brock White and NCA brands in Canada. White Cap operates approximately 450 branches across the U.S. and Canada with approximately 9,000 employees and offers nearly 450,000 SKUs to approximately 150,000 customers. For more information, visit newsroom.whitecap.com.
About Diamond Tool Founded in 1974, Diamond Tool services the Philadelphia Tri-State area supplying professional contractors with the tools and knowledge needed to get the job done. Offering sales, rentals, service, and safety, equipment training and more, Diamond Tool has the products and services for every type of job. Diamond Tool is based in Philadelphia, PA with another location in Edgewater Park, NJ and a distribution center in Bristol, PA. For more information visit www.diamondtool.net
Founded in 1974, Diamond Tool services the Philadelphia Tri-State area supplying professional contractors with the tools and knowledge needed to get the job done. Offering sales, rentals, service, and safety, equipment training and more, Diamond Tool has the products and services for every type of job. Diamond Tool is based in Philadelphia, PA with another location in Edgewater Park, NJ and a distribution center in Bristol, PA. For more information visit www.diamondtool.net .
White Cap Supply Holdings, LLC ("White Cap") serves as a one-stop shop providing concrete accessories and chemicals, tools and equipment, building materials and fasteners, erosion and waterproofing and safety products to professional contractors by meeting their distinct and customized supply needs in non-residential, residential and infrastructure end markets. White Cap is comprised of multiple brands in the U.S., including Ram Tool, and the Brafasco, Brock White and NCA brands in Canada. White Cap operates approximately 450 branches across the U.S. and Canada with approximately 9,000 employees and offers nearly 450,000 SKUs to approximately 150,000 customers. For more information, visit newsroom.whitecap.com.
Purchased with a couple of beading tools to clean the bottom of the beads, but also makes great freehand beads. And I also using for adding the fine detail on my Cindy Drozda style finials. Love the tool and really like the Dave and Larry double act on the videos. I have learnt so much.
I cheated a bit and borrowed this tool and a couple of beading tools from a fellow wood turner. After using his on some scrap wood for practice I went to my computer and ordered a set for myself. Since then I've used these to make a set of bee hives for my brother (a beekeeper) and the diamond tool worked extremely well. It's great for cleaning up between the beads or for making beads freehand. I wasn't certain I would need this tool but now I'm glad I got it.
This tool is more versatile than I imagined. It nice for rounding the outside edges of your beading or making touching up for instance if one or the slots between your beads doesn't seem as deep as the rest. It's not too hard to use to make your custom width beads - just be sure to practice first.
I'm just starting to experiment with this as a more general purpose tool for cleaning up rough edges on my turnings.
Just purchase a couple of beading tools along with a teardrop tool and a 3/4" bottom feeder bowl gouge. Ran the through a few project and am really impressed with the quality and finish of these tools. Great job Dave and keep up the great work. Bill.
A diamond tool is a cutting tool with diamond grains fixed on the functional parts of the tool via a bonding material or another method. As diamond is a superhard material, diamond tools have many advantages as compared with tools made with common abrasives such as corundum and silicon carbide.
In Natural History, Pliny wrote "When an adamas is successfully broken it disintegrates into splinters so small as to be scarcely visible. These are much sought after by engravers of gems and are inserted by them into iron tools because they make hollows in the hardest materials without difficulty."[1]
If categorized by use, there are diamond grinding tools, diamond cutting tools (e.g., diamond coated twist drill bits), diamond drilling tools, diamond sawing tools (e.g., diamond saw blades), diamond drawing dies, etc.
As diamonds can react with Fe, Co, Ni, Cr, V under the high temperatures generated in the grinding processes, normally diamond tools are not suitable to process steels, including common steels and various tough alloy steels, while the other superhard tool, cubic boron nitride (CBN) tool, is suitable to process steels. The tools made with common abrasives (e.g. corundum and silicon carbide) can also do the task.
Besides what are listed above, there are also other domains where diamond tools are applied, for example, in medicine, Venezuelan scientist Humberto Fernandez Moran invented the diamond knife for use in delicate surgeries in 1955.
Apart from its use as an abrasive due to its high hardness, diamond is also used to make other products for its many other good properties such as high heat-conductivity, low friction coefficient, high chemical stability, high resistivity and high optical performances. These applications include coatings on bearings and CDs, acting as lens and thermistors, making high-voltage switches and sensors, etc.
Diamond dressers consist of single-point or multipoint tools brazed to a steel shank, and used for the trueing and dressing of grinding wheels. The tools come in several types, including: grit impregnated, blade type, crown type, and disc type. The advantages of multipoint over single-point tools are:
Polycrystalline diamond (PCD) is formed in a large High Temperature-High Pressure (HT-HP) press, as either a diamond wafer on a backing of carbide, or forming a "vein" of diamond within a carbide wafer or rod.
Most wafers are polished to a mirror finish, then cut with an electrical discharge machining (EDM) tool into smaller, workable segments that are then brazed onto the sawblade, reamer, drill, or other tool. Often they are EDM machined and/or ground an additional time to expose the vein of diamond along the cutting edge. These tools are mostly used for the machining of nonmetallic and nonferrous materials. 2351a5e196
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