will this work on a bosch 4 1/2 inch angle grinder
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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.
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It says universal, but I haven't tried Bosch. I've used Dremmel and Rockwell blades in it with no problems.
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I do not know. O own a Bosch that is not QR. They fit my machine without an adapter. However my machine did come with an adapter.
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The stand has adjustable slides and mounts to accommodate different mounting needs. I would expect it would. Contacting Bosch to confirm to be sure is an option.
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I use mine on a Ryobi AG402 4.5 inch angle grinder. Go to Lowes or Home Depot and compare Ryobi to Porter Cable
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I have the Bosch GCM12SD miter saw and it fits on the Bosch GTA 3800 stand. They were designed for each other. Go on the Boschtools.com site and click on more information when you find the saw. There will be a tab called "what it works with". You can click on that to assure yourself these two go together.
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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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Hi Bradley, I can't say for sure, but this is a good question for the company or other wood working blog or retailer. I do know that there is some variability in terms of the size of disk that can be used on angle grinders. And I think Arbor-Tech even makes an attachment that allows disks as small as 2 inches to be attached to a 4-1/2 inch grinder. Also, the King Arthur tool company notes that their "Lancelot" cutting wheel is suitable for either 4" or "4-1/2" inch grinders. When I first started, I was using the Lancelot on my previous 4" grinder. Good luck! Tim Hi Bradley, I can't say for sure, but this is a good question for the company or other wood working blog or retailer. I do know that there is some variability in terms of the size of disk that can be used on angle grinders. And I think Arbor-Tech even makes an attachment that allows disks as small as 2 inches to be attached to a 4-1/2 inch grinder. Also, the King Arthur tool company notes that their "Lancelot" cutting wheel is suitable for either 4" or "4-1/2" inch grinders. When I first started, I was using the Lancelot on my previous 4" grinder. Good luck! Tim
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No, 4 CM wide wheels will not fit on this grinder. 1 inch looks like the max width on mine.
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I don't know what the mounting bolt pattern on the DeWalt grinder is, but I would say that virtually any 8" grinder will fit. You may need to drill new mounting holes in the top plate of the stand. A simpler alternative, if the hole don't line up, would be to mount a piece of 2X6 or 2X8 to the stand and then mount the grinder to the wood.
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No. A list of the tools it fits can be found here. http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/Pages/BoschProductDetail.aspx?pid=ra1054#workswith
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Probably. If it has a standard 1/2" arbor it should be fine. It worked on my 12" Bosch sliding miter saw.To be sure you can always contact the manufacturer.
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If you can find the right bit it might. I use a 4" hand grinder for cutting or a drill with a grinding bit fot lock holes.
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typical angle grinders use a 7" wheel for larger surface jobs. Small angles use a 4"- 4.5" wheel designed for tighter spaces and more detailed finishes
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Maybe I guess but my answer would be no it is designed specifically for the Bosch 1031 compact job site saw.
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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.
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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.