I'll call tomorrow. Thanks Mike.
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Looking for non-US made angle grinder
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Might have an armature for you.
It's a newer Craftsman POS so not to worried about it and not worth the effort for me.
I'll use the hub parts when I make adaptors for the Makita and Metabo grinders. I may be able to drill and tap the spindle to fit the Makita if it's not hardened and I buy a tap.
Thanks for the offer.
I'll use the hub parts when I make adaptors for the Makita and Metabo grinders. I may be able to drill and tap the spindle to fit the Makita if it's not hardened and I buy a tap.
Thanks for the offer.
I don't think the Makitas are as good as they used to be. Had one for years, wifey new I wanted a router and got me an angle grinder for Christmas, same thing right ? Used and abused it as it was my only non-armstrong metal cutting tool I had. Replaced just about every part you can. When it finally gave up the ghost I got another, then another and finally the one I had now. Stupid thing has a brain and it figured out that if it doesn't spin the wheel I can't hurt myself. So I finally had to give it a lobotomy and now it really screams, scared the hell out of me the first time I used it like that. Cuts way faster than anything I had before. Kinda wonder what it would be like if I converted it over to 220v.....hmmmm.
