Do you have to buy sanding dics seperate (holes no holes) or is the 1/4" that comes with the grinder the actual sander.
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The 1/4" is the shaft of the part that holds the sanding disk. (Sorry I don't know the name) it's basically like a drill chuck that takes a 1/4" shaft. The sanding disks are the kind that screw on. They are not stick on or the Velcro type.
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you need to buy sanding disks. The type you need are "roloc sanding disks" Amazon has them just do a search
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It's a 1/4" arbor for 3m roloc style disks. The disks or bristle brushes that fit it are sold seperately.
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I do not have the same sander but do have two other different 4.5 inch Ryobi RO sanders. They both take this sanding pad. Looking at the exploded few of your sander it is a four screw mounting flange and most likely will fit. hope this helps.
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It does but getting the replacements is a big nightmare. The sander does not fit standard polishing pads at all. So if you want a fluffy buffer and maybe a sponge type pads you are out of luck with this sander. It only comes with ONE type made for just this sander alone. So there is no post/nut to attach a regulare pad too. The one it uses just slips on with a tie. It is dumb. I ended up buying Makita 9227CX3 7-Inch Hook and Loop Electronic Polisher-Sander with Polishing Kit. Love it.
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You do have to buy specific sized paper or you end up having to cut larger sheets into strips but doing that generally leaves you with useless scrap paper you can't use on the sander. It comes with a plastic punch which is nice because you put the paper on and press the punch into the paper to open the dust holes... to my experience very little sawdust actually goes up those holes you just opened and into the dust bag but that is really my only complaint.
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I thought I just answered this question. This would be the way to go about your sanding job. Good luck...
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Mine had one. It's more like a few-page pamphlet and was in a plastic bag with a few other items. If your grinder is a "warehouse deal" and not in the original packaging that may be why you don't have one. Can probably download one from LEM's website. The only other important thing in the bag with the manual was a replacement bushing for the auger.
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It should work, you will need a washer for the difference in size of dia. from 5/8 to 7/8. If you don't have the correct size washer go to a box store they should have replacement parts for your grinder. I'm not sure "washer" is the correct name for the part. it will cost you under $5.00
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The drill adapter is sold separately, but yes it's all there. Unbox it and slap it together and you can start grinding right away. I really like it a lot and am glad I have one. Good luck.
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This has a threaded 5/8" arbor for a hand grinder. You will need a large 3/4" drill and an 5/8 arbor. I wouldn't recommend it.
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The arbor is a standard 7/8" inch ring. That is a standard size that is the same for 5" and 7" grinders. You will find discs anywhere there are discs. you can flip the retaining washer over for flat zip cut wheels as well, although I would probably buy depressed center zip cut wheels instead as they are stronger. The threaded shaft is a 5/8 thread if you need to screw anything on to it.
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I prefer to use my hand grinder but can use this to do your mower blades. Just be sure that the sanding paper is going away from the blade to be sharpened.
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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.
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Yes. It's the part that screws in and holds the blade. It is a very durable and hard plastic. I do love the grinder! Works so well and would recommend trying it.
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The grinder comes with 1" wide wheels. However, I ordered a DeWalt 8" wire wheel. The large spacer washer is not big enough to catch the sholders on the wire wheel so I had to buy some 5/8" washers to space it out.
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Yes. When the 4 inch was too small for my project I purchased a 7 inch grinder, grinding wheel, and shroud through amazon. The 7 equipment is a significantly larger investment than the 4 1/2. 7 inch equipment: Grinder - DWE4557, floor grinding wheel - DW4775, and shroud DWE46170.
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The sander comes with a hole maker. Just put the sandpaper on the sander and place it on top of the hole maker. Very easy to do. On a side note, this sander doesnt collect much dust in its bag anyway.
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It depends on the blade you purchase. It all connects and works the same as most grinders.