Can this be used with any angle grinder?
1961658
Yes. I used it on a battery angle grinder, which runs the battery down quick. I also use it on an old angel grinder I had laying around, works good for me
1398721
It should work fine. The only thing is, you'll have more of a cup or rounded undercut with the smaller stone on chisels. You'll most likely have to elevate your grinder to make it the right height for the jig's angles to come out correctly. I ahve mine on an 8" grinder. But then again, it may not need elevation.
1619391
I used a Dewalt Angle Gringer I got off Amazon and it worked fine. Hope this helps.
705448
Not sure since it's not something I've tried. Don't know why not - you can get the grind as fine as you want - it's a SUPER grinder!
1724632
I don't think that's possible on this tool. The right angle has a flange nut for disc blades.
1907244
It should work fine. Haven't tried it myself. But it works for different size grinds.
931707
I would say yes but I'd use a masonry grinder. This is used for smoothing surfaces.
742481
Not with the hand piece that comes with the unit which is the same as the Foredom "30" hand pieces. You will need to purchase a Foredom hand piece for 1/4 inch tools. They work real well, I wound up using the hand piece (30) for the Foredom angle grinder conversion. All the Foredom tools appear to be interchangeable.
363766
You could, potentially, if you found it has the same size as the glass base; although you risk damaging both products. The great thing about having the grinder fitted tightly to the glass base is that you have a good grip while grinding.
54662
if you have the appropriate size spindle (5/8 - 11 UNC spindle) it will work. It is a very nice polisher, but keep in mind, fitting on a spindle is one thing. Most polishes work well around 1500 RPM maybe as high as 3000, but that is dependent upon what type of compound you are using. I don't know the speed of your angle grinder. If too fast, you can burn paint, and I would imagine, ruin the buffer pad.
1035649
No. Not sure why you would need a different size grinding wheel. You can adjust the angle and pitch. This unit would not accept a larger diameter wheel, but could probably take a smaller one. Might be able to use one with more "width" to the cutting edge, but why would you need that? You really only need to grind the cutting edge of the teeth on the chain.
1231094
The simple answer is'yes', but it will take a lot of belts. An angle grinder is probably the fastest.
652434
Should be able to. Using the slots it fits any angle. The diamond rod can be used also if you hold it to the degree you want it. It works great on all my knives.
1062040
Nor sure. I only have Bosch grinders. The Bosch has a collar that looks like a gear wirh teeth. This has to fit on that part to lock in place. I do not believe the Dewalt is made this way.
1972904
my husband answered with the following'If attachment area is flat and large enough to set the base on it will drill at any angle'hope that helps. My husband loves this tool.
1025099
It could work. The angle iron would have to be the right thickness and have holes of the right size and position. If you drilled those yourself it could be made to work. The bars that come with it are not flat but curve inwards, so the angle iron would have to go on the outside. That would make it more likely to snag on something when you roll it in tight places. In the worst case scenario, buy two of them and use the extra bars to extend the base. Good Luck, Greg
2282902
You can use a fan speed controller to reduce the speed of an angle grinder. They cost about $25