can i use this on my 7amp grinder?
1535213
No, the treads are different. I believe on this disc the Thread Size is: 5/16".
1535214
As long as the threaded shaft is the same I would think that this pad will work on your grinder. You should also check the rpm's of your grinder. This pad works best at a no load of 10,000 rpm's. Hope this helps.
1535215
no i doubt it this is a replacement for a air sander, grinders have 5/8 - 11 threads. What size grinder, the model number mfg would help to answer the question completely.
1145555
Yes. The arbor has a built in bushing that increases it's size to 7/8". The arbor nut is also made with a raised area on it for 7/8". That's what the grinder is made for and that's the size I use. We used nothing but DeWalt grinders at the gas company and I went a step up to buy this better one. Tjhis IS the one to buy!
544670
Probably, I mean, I don't see why not. It's got a nice precision grinder and limitless adjustment for how fine a grind you want. It may hold onto the smell/flavor of whatever you grind though, because it is all wood inside - there is no barrier to keep it clean/uncontaminated.
1347703
It will not grind anything with moisture, so nuts are not a possibility. It will ruin the grinder
740678
You probably could, but the grinder is pretty small, and I'm not sure it is strong enough to do peppercorns for very long. I bought it for a strange reason. My wife and I like Outback, and Outback has salt and pepper grinders that are pretty small. My left hand does not grip well, so I bought this to put in my wife's purse for when we went to Outback (I do use it at home also for pink Himalayan salt). However last week they closed our Outback here in Yuma AZ. I'm bummed! By the way, mine works great for the salt. It comes out VERY fine and powdery.
413509
Probably not. This works best on soft foods. I've used other similar handheld grinders and they're all pretty much the same.
1706873
Hi mark. Without knowing " how fast is enough" for what you are doing, I would hazard a guess that there is a problem with your grinder. They should have a max rotation of about 10,000 rpm max.
681598
No, it will not fit your plug. It is not rated for that amount of amperage.
1585692
No. That grinder is a piece of junk. Don't buy it. I purchased two different grinders under $20.00 and they both burned up within 10 grinds. I finally spent 30-35 dollars for one at Bed bath & beyond, and it works better. It was a cuisine art, I believe...
522157
Hey Savage, most of the threads on most tools are universal, like mini grinders are all 5/8". I believe thatit will fit, but if it does not Amazon is good about giving returns, although you will probably have to pay the returnpostage
1906962
Yes, I'm pretty sure you could, if purchase the right grinder adapter made for it. However, keep in mind, this high speed buffer and are intended for buffing purpose only. My recommendation is to buy the right machine that is made for grinding, plus machine is not a heavy duty which made for heavy grinding and you probably will be disappointed if use this machine for others than buffing.
1983678
Yes. More so than any other grinder I've used in the past. The grinder performs well and this is not a big issue but you will most likely be cleaning up grinds that cling to the unit after you use it.
671448
I do not think a grinder will work with regular pepper. Too much would come out when you spun the top, or it would leak out.
94442
you can go up to 7"1/2 wheel size with this grinder but you have to be really careful and better experienced. Because it is grinder with variable speed I could recommend to use only for cutting, grinding, sanding and polishing with blades up to 5"1/2. And yes you can use depressed center blades.
1972009
I can't say. I use it for espresso. So I use a very fine grind. You can adjust it for any grind size. It takes about 5 minutes or so to grind enough for espresso. But that's a really fine grind but also a small amount. It would be considerably faster on a larger grind.
587934
I would not chance it. I once took a simple white noise machine from US to Amsterdam - plugged it in and within 10 minutes it burned out. I think it was because of the current - too much for the motor so it fried. Wouldn't you have same issue with grinder - since it has a motor in it? I would think Makita makes a model for your power constraints. Regarding the grinder itself - I am very, very pleased with it. Excellent purchase - there were many cheaper that I could have bought but I went for quality and am glad I did.
490869
Yes. You should be able to use any 4-1/2" grinder wheels with your 4-1/2" grinder. Further you can use smaller wheels as well such as wire wheels as long as the arbor hole matches (usually 5/8" for this size grinder). Hope this helps and happy grinding. Don't forget safety glasses.