Can wire brush wheels and polishing wheels be used with this product?
634378
yes for a wire wheel but a polishing wheel on one side and a honing wheel on the other will throw off the balance of the machine make sure its bolted down
634379
Yes, just find the same arbor sized accessory wheel at 6" diameter and you're set. Keep in mind it's not variable speed so you're stuck at 1 speed...albeat a awesome-fast/smooth speed.
634380
Yes they can. In fact I replaced one of the grinding wheels with a wire brush. Make sure the brush has a 1/2" arbor hole.
634381
Of course. But you might be happier with a grinder using longer shafts to allow less interference from the motor housing.
1391544
No. You can use solid core wire. If you are going to use .023 solid core wire then you will need a new drive wheel. It is the same for the Hobart and Miller welders. The supplied drive wheel will work for .030 solid core wire.
1915809
Apologies Bonnie, I've never tried to do that. Guess I'm not thinking of trying to save money. I polish for commercial purposes and inlay my Art work. My polishers run 7 days a week and stop only when changing Grits or pulling finished items, Bone, Stone, Ivory, Operculum or raw Jewels :-)
1570630
No. It only comes with 3 finishing abrasive buffs (PN# 511E & 512E), used for cleaning and light sanding. It also has a carbon steel brush (PN# 428)for removing rust and corrosion and for polishing metal surfaces. Wire brushes not part of kit are (PN# 403-405, 428, 442, 443, 530-532, 535-537) Don't know kit or price.
1380992
Ben I don't think I answered your question right in my first replay. The buffer wheels are fine but they don't last very long. I have searched the internet for hours, and I can not find any buffer wheels without having to buy the ROCK wheel. Harbor Freight sells the buffer and rock in a sealed package. I make my own fine polishing wheels out of glued pressed cardboard-cut about 8 4"sq's glue these together under pressure, after the glue sets up draw a cross from each corner of the cardboard to locate the center draw a circle 3" dia - after mounting the cardboard wheel run at slow spd, using a woodrasp file start truing the wheel after you get some balance to the wheel inscrease the spd to finish rounding the wheel-this is where I purchase my polishing compound. hope this helps. Dr Kel URL http://www.jewelrytools.com/eurotool/jewelry-polishing-compound.html
1891786
I used these wheels to replace the worn out wheels on Travelpro luggage. I suspect that's not the application you had in mind.
998936
I haven't tried but don't see any reason why they would. They are a very dense rubber wheel of high quality. I would clean the wheels good before placing onto a wooded floor if it had been used in a dirty environment for dirt can get embedded within the wheels.
603724
yes. We have spinbrushes and they work well. the circular brush spins and the straight rolled brush part moves linearly.
633439
Yes, you should use one of the fine grades so you can move from fine sanding to honing on one wheel.
2003312
I haven't tried to use it myself yet but my experience is with other kits of this sort is that should be a polishing compound to be used with the fiber polishing wheels. carefully try it as that if the need arises and my hunch is you'll find this to be the case.
1187768
Yes but make sure you use the claw attachment first. We made the mistake useing the brush first hit a clog and it broke one of the cables. Use the claw first and the the brush.
2077659
You can use the 6" wire wheel. Also, here is a link to 7" wheels:https://www.google.com/search?q=7%22+wire+wheel&ie;=utf-8&oe;=utf-8&aq;=t&rls;=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client;=firefox-a#bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&ei;=sjsSUtXYO-TW2QW31YGABg&f;p=c2ecfddfdb752369&q;=7%22+wire+wheel&rls;=org.mozilla:en-US:official&sa;=X&tbm;=shop&ved=0CD4Qsxg
1035649
No. Not sure why you would need a different size grinding wheel. You can adjust the angle and pitch. This unit would not accept a larger diameter wheel, but could probably take a smaller one. Might be able to use one with more "width" to the cutting edge, but why would you need that? You really only need to grind the cutting edge of the teeth on the chain.
292393
Of course it will work, but only as wax tool. For polish, you'll need more speed that only a corded drill would.
1929030
Qualified yes ! you need tools to grind , sand , and then polish. Small pieces . The set of polishes are small !
1815271
I actually purchased TWO of these. One has two different grade cloth polishing pads on it, and the second, a standard grinding wheel on one spindle and a wire brush on the other. I often use it on wood to do final shaping and it works fine. I have removed the entire guard so as to have better access, but would not recommend that unless you are VERY careful.
1437152
Some of the comments mention doing that. I don't see why not. I have only used it with their polish, however.