Last summer I've made, in my opinion, useful bracket for my Kobalt angle grinder
after using it for a few months I made a small modification
I would be interested to know if you see any Pro & Cons
P.S. This is my first post in this forum.
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Andy from Workshopshed
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ok... I gotta hand it to the Russian Dude...
That's clever as shyt... It is a very cheap Bench grinder, and you repurpose a unit, that is not used very often, unless you're a machinist or a steel working working on a hull
Very clever indeed. All is needed is a additional bracket, with a pivot point, and you have a mini benchtop cut-off saw...
...... nice addition with the cut off plate, I would have probably secured it to the bar, with screws from underneath. Some 1.5" long screws, with large wing nut heads, or nice ones with large handle knobs...would suffice.
Last edited by TEXACCA; Feb 18, 2015 at 08:53 PM.
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The drawing of the bracket.
Please keep in mind that this drawing is done for a Kobalt angle grinder Item #: 461797 | Model #: 9815 available at Lowe's store or at http://www.lowes.com/
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