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Can I use these in a drill?

  • $15.99
  • 11,000 RPM for fast stock removal
  • 4.2 amp motor with ball bearing mount
  • Aluminum gear housing
  • Easy to replace carbon brush
  • Spindle lock for fast, easy wheel change
  • Removable side handle
Weight: 3.5 lbs. [Big plus for me]
Grinding wheel sold separately [thats whay its $5 cheaper ] [FONT=arial, sans-serif]120V, 60 Hz, 4.2 amps; [/FONT]
[FONT=arial, sans-serif]5/8"-11 spindle with 7/8" adapter << is that standard , I mean I wont have problems finding wheels? ; [/FONT]
[FONT=arial, sans-serif]Overall dimensions: 10-1/8" L x 8" W with side handle;[/FONT]

The 5/8"-11 is the threaded stud, works with the wire cup brush (my fave for cleaning rust, scale, paint), and the 7/8" shank is for grinding wheels and flap discs. So, yeah, standard for 4.5" stuff. 4" wheels may go on a 5/8" shank, but it should fit those too.

And you keep whining about weight -- you wanting a light grinder or something?

-- A
 
Sorry to be whinning....:rolleyes:
I have 3 things wrong with my hands/forearms....plus if I have to stand and use it its easier on my back.
 

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