will this jig work well with a 6" grinder?
1398719
I am using it with a 6 inch grinder no problem. I just had to increase the height of the base I mounted the grinder on to give sufficient clearance for the jig to properly work.
1398720
You only have to raise a 6" grinder by one inch for this to work and there will be no shortcomings once you adjust the tool base and then your proper angle.
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.
456685
Total width is 13 inches. Max cut is 18 15/16ths you can cut any circle you want down to 2 1/4 inches although I wouldn't use it for anything under 6". Just keep in mind that anything larger then a 1/4 bit will throw off the scale. Multiple passes I stead of one cut is always a good idea with thicker materials. On the Dewalt side I would assume yes but worst case I sure it could be adapted or modified to work. Great jig!
573978
No, it will not. But a few passes on the grinder to round the tongue and thin the width and it snaps right in
2030731
yes. grinders aren't real precise and messy, can't get up close to corners with them. these tools are amazing. I would try a hammer and chisel on thinset for such a small area. my .02
1703441
the jig is about an inch deep - standard bits work fine. The small diameter bits (which are shorter) will drill to about 2" of depth.
914859
A wheel width of 1" is no problem for the grinder. But, the grinding work platforms are a little flimsy. Motor runs smooth thou. As in all newly installed grinder wheels, the wheels need to be dressed to bring them into balance using a carbide or diamond dressing tool / stone.
1642780
I also would like to use a 4-jawed chuck so please post back what you have learned. I don't know what will fit my unit as I've only done some small, spindle projects. All the Best.
520537
Yes. You might have to finagle the front though. I used a grinder and a floor jack to make it work. Worth the extra effort though!
1107240
It should fit. The bolt pattern on the grinder is roughly 8 inches wide by 5 inches deep.
723901
No, 4 CM wide wheels will not fit on this grinder. 1 inch looks like the max width on mine.
490869
Yes. You should be able to use any 4-1/2" grinder wheels with your 4-1/2" grinder. Further you can use smaller wheels as well such as wire wheels as long as the arbor hole matches (usually 5/8" for this size grinder). Hope this helps and happy grinding. Don't forget safety glasses.
1526920
Yes it will work nicely with that grinder. 5/8 arbor 11 thread. wear your saftey glasses as you use the wire wheel those wires fly off like little spears.
1107475
Yes, it makes a nice clean smooth 6 inch hole. let the saw do the work and don't apply too much pressure when cutting.
1425726
Ours is a heavy duty food grinder.....it fits fine. If you type in your number on-line you should be directed to the correct blade. Hope this is helpful.......
2034117
This comes with just the jig for getting the proper angles on your tools...you just need a 6 or 8" grinder to mount on a base with the jig. It is heavy duty and easy to use, wouldn't want to be without it!
947198
If the miter slots on your table saw are 3/4 it should be OK. Manufacturers made miter slots in 5/8 and 3/4, and the jig has a miter guide that is 3/4.
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.