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So there's going to be three components that make up our RID spindle. There's going to be the main shaft, the mounting arbor, which gets threaded directly into the main shaft, and then once it's all the way threaded in, we mount our wheel. Today we're going to be using a TeraLit RAA 100 grit pink wheel. So in order to mount this wheel, the first thing I did was I scuffed up the face with a file,

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wheel. So in order to mount this wheel, the first thing I did was I scuffed up the face with a file, that way it gives the epoxy a good bonding surface. Then I'm going to spray it with a little bit of

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alcohol. So once that's clean I'm going to go ahead and start mixing my epoxy. I'm going to start with the resin then I'm going to add some hardener and I'm going to use a coffee stir stick.

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First thing I'm going to do is I'm going to coat the face of my arbor. Now all I have to do now is

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mount my wheel to my arbor. So it's just going to drop down give it a nice little spin put some

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epoxy in the center of the wheel. Very important to keep this wheel clean and have a good bond because this wheel is going to be spinning anywhere between 20,000 and 30,000 rpm. So that

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Looks good.

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