What backing pad fits with this grinder? The DEWALT DW4945 4-1/2-Inch Rubber Backing Pad with Locking Nut is much too thick for the locking nut to fit
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This grinder is the same size as the corded grinder ,I'm not sure about the rubber backing pad , but if you take the pad your talking about to ur local HOME depot or lowes see if it will fit Sorry I couldn't help
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Depends on width of mitre slot, my dewalt dw745 table saw has 3/4 inch slot. It fitted perfectly after I adjusted the 4 screws, took a few minutes. Hope this helps
505455
No, not without a special adapter that screws into this 5/8" thread. This disc is made to screw onto a Dewalt type 4-5" grinder.
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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
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I just received mine & it included a Bosch Type 27 Metal Grinding Wheel with 7/8" hole thru the center. The shaft size appears to be 5/8", but the 'Backing Flange' converts it to 7/8".
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try this set the setting back to were ,hopper will drop in and grinder fits in this may help
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This blade in the picture is not the 5/8" arbor type. As a matter of fact, I bought the 5/8" arbor and I haven't opened the box and use it yet. My understanding is the nut of the grinder can be screwed in from both sides. One side is for a thin blade the other side is for a thicker blade such as the 5/8" arbor.
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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.
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I would recommend the 4 1/2" Dewalt D28112 with dust shroud, the cutting and grinding wheels are less expensive and you can get closer into the corners, both have duty cycles so you have to watch the temp on the grinder. (just feel the housing) for the cost the manufacturing warranty is all you need it will cost you more for and extended warranty the to just replace it. Good Luck
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I have responded to this numerous times and it will fit all the grinders starting with D28 (2800 series models). They have the right head that fits the collar of the shroud. I have used many different shrouds and have found this one to work the best. Most brands tighten up using a traditional ring clamp that breaks if tightened to tight but if not tightened enough allows the shroud to rotate on you. This model shroud does not rotate as you can tighten it up tight without worry of braking it. I have several of these and will continue to use them. Hope this helps you in your decision. Eric I have responded to this numerous times and it will fit all the grinders starting with D28 (2800 series models). They have the right head that fits the collar of the shroud. I have used many different shrouds and have found this one to work the best. Most brands tighten up using a traditional ring clamp that breaks if tightened to tight but if not tightened enough allows the shroud to rotate on you. This model shroud does not rotate as you can tighten it up tight without worry of braking it. I have several of these and will continue to use them. Hope this helps you in your decision. Eric
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This fits on my DeWalt 744, I just have to switch my arbor washers...thin outside washer to the inside, thick inside washer to the outside (just make sure you have both blade sides toward the blades)...I can dado up to 3/4" with this setup (I could probably go bigger, but have never had the need).
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I don't know but did not get any satisfaction from this company on problems I had with my grinder; it arrived with the part that holds the blades bent so once I finally got it off, it would not go back on. Ended up sending it back at my expense!! Good luck.
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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.
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It should work, you will need a washer for the difference in size of dia. from 5/8 to 7/8. If you don't have the correct size washer go to a box store they should have replacement parts for your grinder. I'm not sure "washer" is the correct name for the part. it will cost you under $5.00
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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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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!
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There are two lock nuts that must be used. One of the lock nut has a rim or boss protuding. For thick wheels you install the boss side of the lock nut towards the grinding wheel/cutting blade. For thin cutting wheels (.045) as in your case, the boss side of the lock nut must face towards the outside opposit of the cutting blade/wheel so the boss of the lock nut does not bottom out against the other lock nut. I had the same experience with my first grinder too. I hope this helps. One more thing, please ALWAYS, wear safety glasses; the flying particles generated while grinding or cutting are a true risk to your eyes. Good luck. There are two lock nuts that must be used. One of the lock nut has a rim or boss protuding. For thick wheels you install the boss side of the lock nut towards the grinding wheel/cutting blade. For thin cutting wheels (.045) as in your case, the boss side of the lock nut must face towards the outside opposit of the cutting blade/wheel so the boss of the lock nut does not bottom out against the other lock nut. I had the same experience with my first grinder too. I hope this helps. One more thing, please ALWAYS, wear safety glasses; the flying particles generated while grinding or cutting are... » Read More There are two lock nuts that must be used. One of the lock nut has a rim or boss protuding. For thick wheels you install the boss side of the lock nut towards the grinding wheel/cutting blade. For thin cutting wheels (.045) as in your case, the boss side of the lock nut must face towards the outside opposit of the cutting blade/wheel so the boss of the lock nut does not bottom out against the other lock nut. I had the same experience with my first grinder too. I hope this helps. One more thing, please ALWAYS, wear safety glasses; the flying particles generated while grinding or cutting are a true risk to your eyes. Good luck. « Show Less