The 5" Diamond Grinder Disc is a must-have tool for anyone who wants to achieve fast and efficient grinding and shaping. It is designed specifically for use with the Inland Twin Spin Grinder, and features a diamond-coated outer edge that allows for quick and precise grinding and shaping of various materials, including glass, tile, stone, and other hard materials.Each disc is carefully inspected for quality before any diamond is applied to ensure that it will spin properly on the motor shaft. This guarantees that you will achieve the best possible results every time you use the disc.With the inland 5 diamond grinder disc replacement, you can straight edge grind and remove flares, quickly grind and shape using the disc's outer edge, miter and bevel edges for flat and 3-D projects, and shape ceramic, tile, and stone for home and hobby projects. The disc is perfect for improving the fit of your projects for a more finished and professional look.The SuperFine disc is ideal for very fine edge or delicate grinding needs and materials. The image above shows the Medium, FineGrit, and SuperFine Grit disks.Investing in the 5" Diamond Grinder Disc is a smart choice for anyone who wants to achieve superior results in their grinding and shaping projects. Its diamond-coated outer edge ensures fast and efficient grinding, while its versatility makes it ideal for a wide range of materials and applications.

Please note that safety precautions should always be followed when working with power tools and glass. Ensure that the Grinder is unplugged and take necessary safety measures, such as wearing protective eyewear and gloves, before proceeding.

1. Obtain a Replacement Disc: Purchase a replacement diamond Grinder disc that matches the specifications of your Inland glass Grinder. The size and grit of the disc should match the model of your grinder.

2. Disconnect the Grinder: Unplug the Inland glass Grinder from the power source to ensure safety during the replacement process.

3. Remove the Old Disc:

   • If your Grinder has a water reservoir, remove it and set it aside.

   • Most Inland grinders have a retaining nut or collar that holds the Grinder head in place. Loosen this nut using the appropriate tool (usually a wrench or pliers) to release the old disc.

   • Carefully remove the old diamond Grinder disc from the Grinder head assembly.

4. Clean and Inspect: Inspect the Grinder head assembly and clean any debris or residue from the assembly. Ensure that there are no damaged or worn parts that may affect the replacement.

5. Install the Replacement Disc:

   • Place the new diamond Grinder disc onto the Grinder head assembly.

   • Reattach the retaining nut or collar and tighten it securely to hold the new disc in place.

6. Reassemble the Grinder:

   • If you removed the water reservoir, reattach it securely to the Grinder.

   • Ensure that all components are properly assembled and secured.

7. Test the Grinder: Plug the Grinder back into the power source and turn it on. Run the grinder with the new disc briefly to ensure that it's functioning correctly and that the disc is spinning smoothly.

8. Fine-Tune and Adjust: If necessary, fine-tune and adjust the Grinder settings to achieve the desired grinding and shaping results.

By following these steps, you can effectively replace the diamond Grinder disc on your Inland glass Grinder, ensuring that your grinder continues to perform effectively for your glasswork and grinding needs. Always refer to your Grinder's user manual for specific instructions and safety guidelines provided by the manufacturer.