What is the collar size this Kawasaki 4 1/2" grinder? Looking to mate it with a dust shroud that has max collar size of 1-13/16".
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William, I think you'll be okay. I just stuck a rule across mine and judge it to be around 1 9/16". I did not remove the shroud or the lock nut, but got a pretty good read on it.
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This has a threaded 5/8" arbor for a hand grinder. You will need a large 3/4" drill and an 5/8 arbor. I wouldn't recommend it.
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The collar dimension is refering to the diameter of the hole on top where it would attach to your angle grinder
685571
No clue. I have the Skunk2 mega power full exhaust and the silencer did not fit at all. Had to grind the outer rind down paper thin for it to be able to fit. Janky quality IMO. Even emailed Skink2 and of course, they didn't respond. Aside from the crap fitment, it does do a decent job of quieting things down.
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I would think it would be the hole opening. It has to fit around your grinder, sealing out the air, allowing vaccum to pull dust out during grinding. The Shroud should tell what grinders it is made to fit.
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Using a caliper, I get 67 mm for the diameter of the lens barrel onto which the collar is clamped. The collar opens up completely but I think you could only go up to a lens barrel of about 69 mm, as larger would not fit well. Nor would smaller than about 66 mm lens barrel, as that is where it is fully clamped. Lots of luck! You know, Amazon is great about taking things back if they don't fit.
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I have a 4" cast iron collar for the drain in my basement floor. Not sure on the dimensions but I am guessing you have the same. They sell a rubber doughnut at home supplies or Amazon that is intended to go between the wall of the collar and a thin walled pvc pipe. Don't make the mistake of trying to get thick walled to work, as I did. Then this 4" device will expand perfectly to seal against the walls of the thin walled drain pipe. Have had two. The first was good for about 15 years and both have been a great investment.
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You do not want this one. You need the Super Dust Deputy and get the plastic instead of metal. I bought the metal which has a 5 inch intake with a Jet 2 hp with measured cfm greater than 900 cfm/5000 fpm. They now have a Super Dust Deputy with a 6 inch intake but they advise a 3 hp DC. I still waiting on their customer support response as to the greater hp requirement vs my 2 hp that I have now.
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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.
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Fits great, I have the same model. Im very pleased with their performance. As other reviwers mentioned, they were not as shsrp as the could be. A quick buzz with the grinder & you'll be in business. Highly recommend.
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Probably not. The Bosch web site does not list the two model as ones that would fit. The reason is your models use a clamp, and this snaps in then, twist to the correct angle with indents. See link http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/Pages/BoschProductDetail.aspx?pid=18SG-5E Note: there are dust covers from other companies that have screw clamps that would probably fit. Google: "angle grinder dust shroud".
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One thing you need to know about grinders is that the collar needs to b tight or it will not grind right
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Hi Laura - The 3/4 inch measurement refers to the width of the collar material. From the size description: The 3/4-inch Fanbelt choke collar adjusts for a neck size of 13-inch to 22-inch This means the chain when loose is 22 inch in diameter. If you give a gentle tug on the leash, the collar will tighten. The tightest measurement is 13 inches. I own Shetland Sheepdogs, one of the breeds whose head is smaller than their neck (although it doesn't look that way because of all the mane). These collars are an absolute requirement for my dogs, so their heads won't slip out of the collar - which they will do in a regular buckle collar. Measure your dog's neck with a measuring tape, pulling it fairly close around the neck. If the measurement is 13 inches or more (but less than 20), this collar would fit your dog. I do recommend this collar - I've used them on my small herd of shelties for several months and they have worked brilliantly. Love the color selection, too.
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Yes. When the 4 inch was too small for my project I purchased a 7 inch grinder, grinding wheel, and shroud through amazon. The 7 equipment is a significantly larger investment than the 4 1/2. 7 inch equipment: Grinder - DWE4557, floor grinding wheel - DW4775, and shroud DWE46170.
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I can't get to the reducer as it's connected under my table saw, however, as the description states, the larger part fits inside of a 4" female dust port, and the smaller part is a 2 1/2" OD male connector. These are standard dust port sizes (4" and 2 1/2"). Hope this helps.
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Yes, this the angle grinder model I used for my project. Getting the dust shield to fit properly took a few minutes, but once it was adjusted it worked great. I'd also suggest using duct collector bags in your shop vac -- they make it much easier to clean up.
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Mine did not fit my whatever it is, the blue brand well either. Think I even added some tape to the neck of the grinder to build it up a little as out of box the shroud would easily spin and fall off. The clamping device on the shroud leaves a lot to be desired. It's been almost a year since I used mine, I did somehow manage to "reform" the clamping device so, along with the tape it fit good. After that I was happy with it.