What size of Arbor does it have? 5/8" or what? I looked numerous times and didn't see it!
333733
I"m not sure if its 5/8" exactly but I do know it more or less the standard size for 10" table saws. I put a 10" freud LU87 rip blade on and am impressed with the feedrate on some 3" x 4" ancient fence material that was in a barn for years which consist of Maple, Cherry, Beech, Red Oak and White Oak. Not a unisaw but impressive for a portable saw of that genre. Minumal burn marks and nice square cut.
809922
Sorry. No specs given for the arbor or threads. I'm sure the manufacturer assumed common standards for all bench grinders with at least 1/2hp
1943776
Mine came with 5/8 dia. but it also came with spacer to accomodate 1/2 dia. arbor.
722122
I did my best to measure it and it appears to be 5/8", sorry it took so long, I have been quit ill.
513422
We use a Freud SD208 in our table saws which have a 5/8" arbor - these can be stacked up to 7/8" but remember your caution from Dewalt about the thickness. The Oldham we only use in one application. I would suggest staying with the 8" size.
4512
The Dewalt has the correct (5/8) size arbor. I don't know about the blade guard removal and you will have to replace the table insert. None of this should really be a problem.
793593
I think what may be happening is they are making the blades with no tolerance at the hole because it is very difficult to get a good box cut unless the two blades are perfectly aligned. Unfortunately your arbor may be just above that tolerance. If you can bring the blades to a good machine shop they can make sure they are 5/8 inches. If your lucky they will reem them for you. If they fit right you will have no problem and you will love the box joints that you get.
1728453
I THINK it's 5/8ths of an inch, but it may be 1/2 inch. I'm not home to measure. I DO know it's more than 3/8 inch. I really like mine!
113964
Its advertised as a 7 inch buffer but since there is no guard that limits what size you can use you have a broad range of size to chose from. The arbor (threaded portion that holds the backing pad to the buffer) is a standard thread and size so almost any backing pad should fit. It also comes with a lock nut to hold backing pads that are not threaded onto the arbor. The biggest thing is dont skimp on the backing pad. Crappy backing pads can come apart when in use causing injury or damage to whatever your working on. Backing pads that dont hold the pad securely can slip and also leave a rubber skid mark and/or scratches on your work as well. The backing pad that comes with the buffer is one of the types that can slip and scar your work. GET RID OF IT! Other reviewers have had problems with the included backing pad as well. I suggest Meguiar's Self-Centering 8-Inch Rotary Buffer Backing Plate. Its sold on Amazon for $20 and has served me well for numerous jobs with this buffer. It has a velcro attachment for any front pad you want and holds it securely. The material you chose for the front pad will vary with whatever you are doing.
1043826
The blade is built with a 7/8" arbor as you point out; however, when I ordered my blade from AMZ it came with a metal ring insert that you can push into the 7/8" arbor hole to reduce it to a 5/8" arbor hole. Have used the insert ring repeatedly (don't misplace it!) and have not had any problems at all. Works great. Don't know for sure, but I bet that this blade always includes the 5/8" arbor insert ring. Go for it; you won't be disappointed by the performance of this blade.
906567
This cut-off wheel will fit a 3/8" diameter arbor-such as a cut-off tool or mini die-grinder etc.
1346638
It is all about the 5/8" arbor. This replaces the blade tensioning washer. My guess is that it would work.
489407
The arbor is a standard 7/8" inch ring. That is a standard size that is the same for 5" and 7" grinders. You will find discs anywhere there are discs. you can flip the retaining washer over for flat zip cut wheels as well, although I would probably buy depressed center zip cut wheels instead as they are stronger. The threaded shaft is a 5/8 thread if you need to screw anything on to it.
1997109
A 5/8 holesaw would require a different mandrel. This quick connect has two pins in it that are designed to fit in the holes in the bottom of hole saws that are at least an 1" in diameter. There is not enough room in the 5/8" saw to fit.
521317
Yes, it does. I made the mistake some years back buying a Makita with a small arbor. Won't do that again.
2148539
Arbor is 3/8" D x 1 " L (the holding nut is about " thick). There is a guard plate (optional) that you may have to do without (leave off) with the 1" stone...the fit will be tight in any case.
394976
The provided instruction booklet offers no details for using 7/8" arbor accessories, therefore since no instructions are provided for doing so, I think only the 5/8" accessories are usable.