Abrasive Wheel Dresser Stand

A device consisting of a cast steel base, a mandrel upon which the abrasive wheel can be mounted for revolving, and a diamond dressing nib. The diamond nib is mounted on a mechanical arm which is adjustable to the specific angle that wheel is to be trued or shaped. This arm is moved in a reciprocating motion causing the diamond to pass over the face of the revolving wheel thus performing the truing, shaping and dressing operation.