Will this work on a Hitachi G12SR3 4-1/2-Inch Angle Grinder? Thanks for your help.
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NO! Not for a grinding disk such as the DeWalt DW4524 4-1/2-Inch by 1/4-Inch by 7/8-Inch Concrete/Masonry Grinding Wheel. The metal part of the shroud extends about 0.5 inch beyond the level of the grinding surface so you will never be able to connect with the surface that you want to grind! A cupped grinding wheel may extend past the metal part of the shroud.
1594882
I dont know. I put it on a ryobi full size grinder. I also have a small ryobi hand grinder. It wouldnt fit.
1594883
It fit on both a Dewalt 4.5 inch grinder and a Ryobi 4.5 inch grinder. It was universal and I would think it would fit the hitachi as well. If I owned a hitachi grinder I wouldn't hesitate on purchasing this item. Hope that helps, good luck!
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.
1279255
Yes it will. I actually returned this one for another one because the latching mechanism does not hold the unit on the grinder very well. There are no tabs to fit in the groove. I found one online at the Home Depot by Milwaukee that worked awesome that will work with a 4" to 5" grinder. It has a clear removable edge piece and has a vacuum adapter that fit my shop vac. Ultimately to answer your question, yes as long as your grinder does.
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yes it will work on some 41/2 inch bosch grinders. These are the model numbers that it will work with AG40-85, AG40-85P, AG40-85PD, AG40-11P, AG40-11PD, AG50-10, AG50-11VS, AG50-11VSPD, AG50-125PD, 1800, 1801, 1803EVS, 1810PS, 1810PSD, 1811PS, 1811PSD, 1821 & 1821D Wheel Diameter 4", 4-1/2" & 5"
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Originally purchased Tanaka Blade it 748504 because it was listed as compatible to install a blade on my Hitachi grass & brush trimmer but nothing in the kit would fit. I was able to mount a blade on my stihl trimmer using some of the parts in the Kit. I don't know if yours will fit or not. I used the stihl blade
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I am not sure what you are looking for so I measured what is currently on the shaft - from the motor the shaft has a 1/4' washer then the 1" grinding wheel then another 1/4" washer then a 1/2" nut then there is the end of the shaft at 3/8" So the shaft is slightly longer than 2" but I am not sure what you are trying to do? If you are trying to mount a wider grinding wheel I don't think this grinder would work. I think based upon the size of the grinding wheel you would want washers that are as substantial as the ones provided.
517467
Sorry don't know, used it on my Kitchenaid grinder attachment. I know it doesn't fit that.
96211
The collar dimension is refering to the diameter of the hole on top where it would attach to your angle grinder
742481
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.
1329626
Unsure - it is all based on arbor size. Check the specs on the wheel and your grinder. My guess is that they are both 5/8 inch and so you should be okay.
1035651
All my saws are Stihl and while different lengths which is no mind, have the same pitch which is the controlling number. So mine are all 3/8 pitch and that is the size grind wheel i use. Given where the cut of the chain is on the outside and in the cut curl i imagine you could pretty reasonably muddle through a wider pitch chain if you were consistent in your sharpening attack.
1624993
Yes, this the angle grinder model I used for my project. Getting the dust shield to fit properly took a few minutes, but once it was adjusted it worked great. I'd also suggest using duct collector bags in your shop vac -- they make it much easier to clean up.
863653
Yep, had the same dilemma. I took my angle grinder to it. Now it fits everything.
1257659
I would not think so. It fits a standard 5/8 inch arbor and is made specifically for a grinder. Additionally I am not sure if you would have proper control with a drill as well as enough speed to make it function decently. A drill, even at top speed, is only a few hundred RPM while this is design to work at 8000RPM or greater.
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Don't know. I used it on a G19. It is a quality tool, and it is very small to fit in some tight places. If the screw for a G24 is 3/16" I can't see why it wouldn't work.
1022621
I'm not entirely sure it would as I'm not familiar with the Hitachi Slider. But I do have the Hitachi C12FDH. It's a 12" but is not a slider and fits the stand pretty well. I would imagine that if the bases of the two saws are the same measurements/dimensions that yours would work okay. Do look at my review of the stand before you choose though. I'm not entirely sure I shouldn't have done more research before I purchased this stand.
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You would realy have to look atthe grinder model you have, does it have a switch for different speeds? Does the model label state the RPMs if it is fixed? If so is the speed(RPM's) higher than the ratings of the polishing disks?