Excellent presentation with valuable information for inexperienced grinding wheel opertors like myself. This was very helpful and probably prevented me from injuring myself or others. Many thanks!
Thank you so much for such excellent video. I just got today my first angle grinder from HF and despite seeing 7-8 videos, NONE of them explained as clear as you did on how to attach the different disks, paying attention to the flange nut orientation plus emphasizing on safety at the same time. Awesome. These prior UA-camrs should learn from you on how to make an excellent set up video. Just subscribed. Bravo Zulu!🙂
Super helpful, exactly what I needed! I was having a loosely spinning blade, turns out the dimpled nut was facing the wrong direction. Thank you for the help!
Hey Rob thanks so much for explaining how to put on a disc with an arbor nut already attached I have been looking for a video that explains that . Awesome
New to angle grinding and this really helped to show the different configurations of media, arbor size and retaining nuts. That was confusing for me. Thank you!
Great tip about the safety guard - it needs to be aligned then secured toward the hand that will hold the grinder (on the side the handle is mounted on). It is there to protect the hand holding the grinder should you slip. To protect your eyes always wear ANSI protective eye shields/goggles when operating a grinder.
You are using a type 27 guard with type 1 wheels. That is why you are using washers are shims. You need to swap out the guard to a type 1 guard to use type 1 blades. Once you do that you will be a lot safer and you don't need to use any washers as shims
Thank you for this, I am also a newbie, using a cutting wheel and couldn’t get the disc to not spin, the directions of the tool indicated one way only to use the arbor nut but since it was thin it would spin, flipped it over and tight and ready to rock. Just got to keep the fingers intact now or the wife will kill me.
I'm new to angle grinders, so the video was very helpful to me. Thank you! Edit: At 4:26 you take what looks like a common flat washer, and call it a shim. You put it under the usual shim that has the square recessed notches on one side, which transfers the spin of the arbor to the wheel. Two questions for anyone who knows angle grinders: [1] Where does one get that "flat washer" shim? (The hole in an SAE 5/8" washer is actually too large.) [2] A flat washer-like shim does not have the recessed notches that lock in, so what keeps the cutting/grinding disk from slowing down or failing to spin properly?
I was thinking the same thing and also a new user. I'm guessing there must be an adapter available just for this purpose. Otherwise a flat washer could be modified with groves or nothes using the angle grinder [I think].
Don't. Adding a shim to move the wheel down is not necessary. This is the first time that I've seen someone think it is necessary or desirable. That said, you can purchase a spacer if you measure the shaft diameter. But the fact that you cannot find "grinder spacer" should cause you to wonder about the necessity, given the fact that there are hundreds of millions of the grinders in use worldwide. Conversely, if you deem them the next most popular addition to the grinder, setup your tooling and mass produce them.
@@tamaica7770 Why do you think you need it? Does something not work? I've never needed to add a washer/spacer to my grinders, or any that I've used. Remember: safety first. Use equipment modifications engineered for the grinder you're using.
Excellent video. I have one thin wavy/fragile looking circle piece you did not address. Any clue as to what that is? I have never used a grinder. Just using it to polish with 4” felt polishing wheels.
The first thing imma use my angle grinder for is to cut my cars aftermarket plastic sideskirts shorter. I bought a metal cutting wheel... I think it might have been overkill but i might need it in the future. Wish I had a garage. Really sucks to be doing projects in my apt living room. But anyways thanks for the info
raised shim and raised nut for thick disc, right? i mean, from what i understand in 3:09, to maintain the think disc, i need to place a bulky side to support the hole size
I bought a cutting wheel and it came with 2 washers. Not sure if I need them, they seem redundant as the wheel size fits snug with the size of my arbor. Any thoughts ?
They might be spacers to fit different size arbors than yours. The inner rim of the wheel should fit a feature on your arbor nut or the existing spacer that came with the grinder. It shouldn't ride directly on the threads of the arbor. If it fits snug and runs without vibration, you are probably good to go. Just be sure to wear your safety gear. I always wear a face shield when using a cutoff wheel on a grinder. They have a tendency to shatter if you run them wrong, so keep that guard on and stay safe!
My arbor nut keeps spinning off even though I hold down the spindle lock and use the tool to tighten it. Scares me to death. I was using a diamond cutting wheel on a 3"x .25" piece of marble with only the two nuts (above and below the blade) the tool came with. Is it simply not tight enough? They aren't supposed to unscrew as the blade turns.
Check the orientation of the bottom spacer and the nut. Typically you want the bottom spacer to have the raised rim facing out from the tool (registering the hole in your wheel on center). Then make sure the nut has the raised rim also facing out away from the disc. There should be a slight depression on one side of the nut to avoid bottoming out on your bottom spacer and bypassing the disc. Diamond wheels tend to be thin, and I suppose it is possible for a no-name import grinder to not have enough clearance to bite down on the disc, but I’d be very surprised if that was the case. Bottom line: any disc you put on the grinder should only spin with the tool’s arbor when properly installed. And yes, it should only get tighter as the tool engages the work. If the disk is rattling free while in use, something is not right and you will need to sort it out before using it safely.
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Holy moly if you freaking need to watch a 10 minute video to see how to put an angle grinder together and can't read the directions or have common sense then maybe you shouldn't be using one
Just in the process of getting acquainted with my first grinder today. Terrific video to help beginners like me operate tools safely
Excellent presentation with valuable information for inexperienced grinding wheel opertors like myself. This was very helpful and probably prevented me from injuring myself or others. Many thanks!
Thank you so much for such excellent video. I just got today my first angle grinder from HF and despite seeing 7-8 videos, NONE of them explained as clear as you did on how to attach the different disks, paying attention to the flange nut orientation plus emphasizing on safety at the same time. Awesome. These prior UA-camrs should learn from you on how to make an excellent set up video. Just subscribed. Bravo Zulu!🙂
Exactly what a first time user is looking for. Thank you
your clear & comprehensive guide has given me the confidence to take the first step with my new grinder. Thanks so much 🤝
Super helpful, exactly what I needed! I was having a loosely spinning blade, turns out the dimpled nut was facing the wrong direction. Thank you for the help!
Hey Rob thanks so much for explaining how to put on a disc with an arbor nut already attached I have been looking for a video that explains that . Awesome
shims are glorified washers and nuts are nuts, got it. on a real note thank you for this video, learned a lot!
Good one👍
thanks a bunch. i am very new with angle grinders. glad there is material like yours to learn from. im almost ready to put my angle grinder to work
Why did it take me soo long to find this most helpful video!! Thanks a million!!
New to angle grinding and this really helped to show the different configurations of media, arbor size and retaining nuts. That was confusing for me. Thank you!
Straight and to the point. Thanks.
The best video and demonstration yet great job thank you very much😊
Thank you, for excellent, clear, simple, display & explanation.
Reeeeespect. Straight to the point and thorough. 🙏 answered all my thoughts and concerns
This video is exactly what I needed man thank you
Great tip about the safety guard - it needs to be aligned then secured toward the hand that will hold the grinder (on the side the handle is mounted on). It is there to protect the hand holding the grinder should you slip. To protect your eyes always wear ANSI protective eye shields/goggles when operating a grinder.
Super helpful. Learned so much I needed to know.
Very clear and right to the point. Thank you
Instruction was clear as glass. Thank you.
You are using a type 27 guard with type 1 wheels. That is why you are using washers are shims. You need to swap out the guard to a type 1 guard to use type 1 blades. Once you do that you will be a lot safer and you don't need to use any washers as shims
Thank you for explaining that lock-button
Thanks for your tutorial. Its was very helpful for a beginner like me.
Thanks man. I have some cutting to do on a flat bar with type 27 and I plan to go full MAGA on the bar with my Dewalt D28402 and type 27 disc.
AWSOME TEACHING👍, NOW I KNOW HOW TO CHANGE MY DISC, THE RIGHT WAY 😎
Great work. Best video I’ve seen.
Thanks Rob, great explanation
Profesional job. Thanks a lot for not misinig anything Great job. Thanks
What a great vid. Very well explained.
Thank you for this, I am also a newbie, using a cutting wheel and couldn’t get the disc to not spin, the directions of the tool indicated one way only to use the arbor nut but since it was thin it would spin, flipped it over and tight and ready to rock. Just got to keep the fingers intact now or the wife will kill me.
Just to let yall know I'm the one who's been stealing the grinder nuts❤
Thank you for the video it's useful information and explanation was crystal clear
best video on the subject.
Very concise, thorough and precise. Thank you, indeed.
Good demo, you are good at explaining.
I'm new to angle grinders, so the video was very helpful to me. Thank you! Edit: At 4:26 you take what looks like a common flat washer, and call it a shim. You put it under the usual shim that has the square recessed notches on one side, which transfers the spin of the arbor to the wheel. Two questions for anyone who knows angle grinders: [1] Where does one get that "flat washer" shim? (The hole in an SAE 5/8" washer is actually too large.) [2] A flat washer-like shim does not have the recessed notches that lock in, so what keeps the cutting/grinding disk from slowing down or failing to spin properly?
I was thinking the same thing and also a new user. I'm guessing there must be an adapter available just for this purpose. Otherwise a flat washer could be modified with groves or nothes using the angle grinder [I think].
Don't. Adding a shim to move the wheel down is not necessary. This is the first time that I've seen someone think it is necessary or desirable.
That said, you can purchase a spacer if you measure the shaft diameter. But the fact that you cannot find "grinder spacer" should cause you to wonder about the necessity, given the fact that there are hundreds of millions of the grinders in use worldwide.
Conversely, if you deem them the next most popular addition to the grinder, setup your tooling and mass produce them.
You probably figured this out by now, but that unthreaded washer he calls a shim comes with every grinder you buy.
@@timrich6755 same question! Do i need the washer that he called a shim at the 4:26?
@@tamaica7770 Why do you think you need it? Does something not work? I've never needed to add a washer/spacer to my grinders, or any that I've used.
Remember: safety first. Use equipment modifications engineered for the grinder you're using.
GREAT PRESENTATION. THANK YOU!
I learned some good stuff about grinders.
Very helpful tips 👍
Great video 👍
Excellent video.
I have one thin wavy/fragile looking circle piece you did not address. Any clue as to what that is? I have never used a grinder. Just using it to polish with 4” felt polishing wheels.
The first thing imma use my angle grinder for is to cut my cars aftermarket plastic sideskirts shorter. I bought a metal cutting wheel... I think it might have been overkill but i might need it in the future. Wish I had a garage. Really sucks to be doing projects in my apt living room. But anyways thanks for the info
yeah thanks man, i was worried putting that in unthreaded grinder on cause the nut just wasn’t secure enough for my comfort
raised shim and raised nut for thick disc, right? i mean, from what i understand in 3:09, to maintain the think disc, i need to place a bulky side to support the hole size
great video for beginners
Brilliant info thanks
Nice explanation
Please provide safety operations of this angle grinder. Thanks
Thank you very much!!!
I have a diamond cup grinding wheel that is threaded/ do I need a nut on top or no? I I don’t like how far mine sticks out.
Super helpful! Thanks
Thank you it help me in my assignment
Thank you huge help
Does that wrench have any use at all or is it just there to take up space? Thanks for the video.
I bought a cutting wheel and it came with 2 washers. Not sure if I need them, they seem redundant as the wheel size fits snug with the size of my arbor. Any thoughts ?
They might be spacers to fit different size arbors than yours. The inner rim of the wheel should fit a feature on your arbor nut or the existing spacer that came with the grinder. It shouldn't ride directly on the threads of the arbor. If it fits snug and runs without vibration, you are probably good to go. Just be sure to wear your safety gear. I always wear a face shield when using a cutoff wheel on a grinder. They have a tendency to shatter if you run them wrong, so keep that guard on and stay safe!
@@robdamico5304 Thanks for your prompt response. You're helping us all out a great deal !
Great video
My arbor nut keeps spinning off even though I hold down the spindle lock and use the tool to tighten it. Scares me to death. I was using a diamond cutting wheel on a 3"x .25" piece of marble with only the two nuts (above and below the blade) the tool came with. Is it simply not tight enough? They aren't supposed to unscrew as the blade turns.
Check the orientation of the bottom spacer and the nut. Typically you want the bottom spacer to have the raised rim facing out from the tool (registering the hole in your wheel on center). Then make sure the nut has the raised rim also facing out away from the disc. There should be a slight depression on one side of the nut to avoid bottoming out on your bottom spacer and bypassing the disc. Diamond wheels tend to be thin, and I suppose it is possible for a no-name import grinder to not have enough clearance to bite down on the disc, but I’d be very surprised if that was the case. Bottom line: any disc you put on the grinder should only spin with the tool’s arbor when properly installed. And yes, it should only get tighter as the tool engages the work. If the disk is rattling free while in use, something is not right and you will need to sort it out before using it safely.
Great vid
Can u fit 100mm disc to a 125mm grinder
Thank you!
Thanks.. should've watched this before spending half an hour f'ing around with a vice
Thank you
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Read Romans 10:9-11 in your Bible
Time is running out !
Read John 3:36 kjv
I don’t get how you placed a silver washer? Just underneath the shim ? Not saying that is wrong ! But looks unusual & safe 😨
Grear video
Thanks for the video. So is it acceptable if the sanding dick comes out closer to the edge of the guard?
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Holy moly if you freaking need to watch a 10 minute video to see how to put an angle grinder together and can't read the directions or have common sense then maybe you shouldn't be using one
I learned how to use one in 5 minutes at work from a specialist, guys like my dad now. I do large amounts of grinding and welding.
Great video. Thanks!!!