How far (radially) does the grinding face of the wheel extend past the motor housing, so work can be held in front of the motor?
1347553
Each wheel is only an inch laterally past the motor housing, but the motor is a smaller diameter than normal so the grinding wheels stick out well past the motor and the clearance I think you are wondering about isn't a problem.
1347554
1.5 inches, but consider this issue: The grinding wheels mount on a flange that slides over the shaft. Both flanges have excessive runout and are not true. The grinding wheels wobble and run off-center as well. I have attempted to shim them and true them with a diamond tool. The results are not satisfactory. I will have to pay a machinist to make flanges that are not defective. It appears Metabo uses castings for the flanges and does not true them to center them or eliminate runout.
186477
For drilling the front, dont take the wheel off, turn the wheel all the way and you have plenty of room to drill. Its a small bit.
1776982
It all depends on how heavy the material is that you plan to grind. If it's large and/or heavy the unit will walk on the surface it's sitting on. Small things present no walking problem for me. Simple solution, secure it to the work surface then you don't have to worry.
842455
I can't find a way to send you a picture. but I ground the rectangular shaped thing on the battery where the bottom of the radio should set when the battery and radio are put together. only on the inside of the lip, so when you put them together you can't see any of the grinding. do not grind the radio just the battery. Hope this helps.... Dennis
2232712
Sorry, that wheel will not work. The volt pattern is correct, however, the offset is too high and will rub/grind. You need a +15 to +25mm offset for fitment.
1469365
It would really depend on how rough the surface of the stucco is. If there are really high rough edges you might end up getting the wheel stuck and the grinder could easily rip out of your hands or cause some pretty serious injury if it gets away from you. But it all depends on your skill level and what your work surface looks like.
881057
No. On the one side you have the drive belt and guard sticking out 1" past the end of the blade, and on the other side the motor housing sticks out 1-1/2" past the blade end.
303713
Minimal movement relates to attachment to grinding mechanism. Not a problem
1300526
Sorry, don't know. Used it on a 4 1/2 Makita. It's the width of the grinder's housing right above the disk where the collar clamps on that matters. BTW, it makes a lot of dust ! Outside no problem, I was using it inside and it clogged the vacuum filter up very fast. Overall I was happy with it though, got the job done.
1262601
The widest/deepest part of the top machine is it's crown and it is 17 3/4". If the crown is tight against a wall, there is approx. a 1 1/4" space between the wall and the glass.The bottom is wider though...20 1/2" from the outside of each wheel.Hope this clarifies things for you!
1567866
Hello, The wheel has a +0mm offset. Let us know if you have any other questions.
313619
When flat the working surface is 26" from the floor, plus another 1/4 (quarter)" lips (which prevent things from rolling off). When tilted the back edge of the tilting surface goes up and the front edge goes down almost proportionately (the pivot point is a bit past the midpoint and closer to the back edge)
1603973
Mount it forward and clear of anything that might hinder your work area. I gave myself a full 16 inches away from the back of my work bench and nothing above it. The wheel sits 3&1/2 inches from the bottom of the table and 11&1/2 inches from the top to the table. Hope that helps.
1705904
Definitely. I've done the exact thing without problems, also w/other wheels and flap discs. My work is virtually all grinding, so cut-offs might be problematic.
320334
It appears to be about 3/16" and if your grinder is true and balanced you will get a 3/16" to 1/4" slot. Enough to get your flashing and some adhesive caulking to secure your flashing to the kerf. Good grinding and happy trails.Alan
1184403
I'm not sure I'd want a bench grinder mounted to a pedestal which was on wheels. With that said, there are holes in the leg extensions used to mount rubber stoppers, these rubber stoppers are attached with a small screw and nut. I'd guess &lt; 1/4" or smaller on the holes.
21812
Hi, i would assume this is on the front wheel bearing, and i hope that the other bearing on the otherside is still good? If so i would measure the inside bearing diameter because thats crucial when the bearing sits on the bearing race, from what i can see, yes that bearing would work, but imNot 100% on that answer cause i cant see the wheel myself.p.s. most bearing diameters go by the metric system, mm it could be for instance 21mm diameter accross. I hope this helps.