what sized angle grinder is this appropriate for. 4", 4 1/2 " etc ?
2080269
I use mine on a 4" Porter Cable grinder, which has plenty of power, minimal vibration, and I keep the guard installed. Works very well, and removes material fast!
2080270
I used a 4.5 inch with it. You might be able to get by witb 4 inch but make sure you keep the guard on the grinder.
2080271
It works very well on either. I have dedicated mine to a 4" makita and am very pleased with the tool. Hope it helps
2080272
i dont know what exact size but i know it only works on my bigger angle grinder and even then it will vibrate the heck outta your hands
1335095
I don't have a mill so I simply used a 4.5" angle grinder with a 1/16" cut off wheel to make that over sized T nut fit my lathe. Now everything works as it should and I love this quick change tool post. Cutting the T nut that comes with the tool post is not difficult. Not being a machinist by trade I didn't panic over precision cutting. If it is flat on one surface and will fit the slot use it. It's only a piece of metal with one threaded hole that's too big to fit a T slot. Cut to fit. It's worth it. I hope you enjoy it.
505458
Even if you find a way to do this, it would be very dangerous. Angle grinders are cheap, I recommend investing in one.
504134
Not sure, but since the dc411 is a 4.5" grinder I feel pretty certain that it will fit. The blade comes with a fitting ring that enables the blade to be used on two different standard size arbors. I'd be very surprised if the blade didn't work for you.
86054
If you get the proper cut off wheel. Needs to have a 1/4 inch shaft. The grinder is great with the variable speed. It also has the power needed to tackle tough jobs. We used in combo with glitter bits to cut mortar.
127408
Anyone about an inch in diameter will be fine as it has a 4 screw adjustment.
1329626
Unsure - it is all based on arbor size. Check the specs on the wheel and your grinder. My guess is that they are both 5/8 inch and so you should be okay.
1543945
I think you would be better off with an 4.5 inch abrasive saw. I think dewalt makes one.
921594
I have several small grinders including a dewalt and it fits all of them. No Bosch but I think the size arbor is pretty uniform throught the industry.
1543074
I did not go to the website but 5/8 is the standard for these 4 1/2" grinders. All the wire wheels and grinding blades are either threaded for the 5/8 arbor or have a smooth center hole. The 7/8 arbor could be for the much larger, more powerful side grinders usually associated with industrial work.
1543076
For a tool this size it doesn't really matter. Most of the attachments are going to be 4.5 inches.
182146
That's a 4.5 angle grinderThe question is: do you need that exceptional grinder for a once a year user.I don't call that an investment. I use that tool everyday in the last 6 year.
512338
It is 1/4". I have used Makita and Hitachi impact drivers and their 1/4 " is same as this Dewalt.
704520
It might. You could check on the product website and e-mail the manufacturer and ask them. My recommendation would be to check out another tool called an angle grinder. New and reconditioned ones can be had for prices comparable with this tool but for your particular application might work better.
1025502
I purchased the Kawasaki 841428 4-1/2-Inch VS Angle 7.5-Amp Grinder which is variable speed and I am very happy with it
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
1484762
1/4". I had to grind the shaft down on the one I needed to go into small hole