For electric angle grinders with M14 thread spindles, this is a good fit for 4.5″ (115mm) and 5″ (125mm) angle grinders.
Ergonomic design’: A slide switch with a lock on and aluminum body. It fits perfectly and is easy to control with 6 different speeds.
For woodworking, metal, plastic, and other things, you can switch out this 3 working arm for another one.
The head moves up and down by 180 degrees, so you can look at things from both sides.
In a minute, you can turn your angle grinder into a belt sander. It’s easy to put on the belts.
There is no electric grinder in this package.
Another person had already said that the adapter was not standard. I had to change the thread to a 5/8 11 thread. I think a lot of people can do that. (No, not at all. Clamp: The belt sander is clamped down to the grinder’s collar by a clamp that is smooth on the inside. It doesn’t stay in place when it’s clamped down. It didn’t work well on either of my two grinders. When I was able to get the device to hold on to the collar of the grinder, the belt kept falling off the roller at the end of it.
It’s a weird idea, but the parts aren’t flimsy, they are strong. Just the small parts of the design aren’t done right. So I found it almost impossible to make it work on my grinders. There was a complete machine at Harbor Freight that only cost a little more than my Vislone belt sanding paper weight. Is paper still used?
