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JoeK

07-27-2002 13:50:01




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That fits on an electric motor shaft like a pulley providing a flat flange to attach a sanding disk.I've seen the threaded adapters for wire wheels and stones,but don't want a hole in the disk.No luck so far w/McMasters/Grainger.Is there a thing like this?What is the proper name?




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Mac

07-28-2002 06:48:09




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 Re: Looking for a dingus in reply to JoeK, 07-27-2002 13:50:01  
I made one using an arbor that the male threaded into a half inch drill chuck. I could use different sizes of disc with countersunk mounting holes...



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wrenchman

07-28-2002 00:01:38




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 Re: Looking for a dingus in reply to JoeK, 07-27-2002 13:50:01  
just make your own(i've never seen a bought 1)...take a heavy solid cast iron pulley bout 4" diameter that fits your motor & bolt a 1/2" thick aluminum plate to it(in whatever diameter you want)...drill 3 or 4 3/8" holes thru pulley below belt gruv & drill& tap matching holes in center of plate...bolt er up using red Loctite stud & bearing mount on bolt threads...take assembly to a local machinist & have him turn OD of plate true with pulley...might need to be faced to be true with bore depending on surface of pulley(as cast or machined)...

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Joe (Wa)

07-27-2002 18:17:59




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 Re: Looking for a dingus in reply to JoeK, 07-27-2002 13:50:01  
Hi Joe, I think they are still called "arbors". Similiar to what you are describing but more like on an angle grinder with a concave center & flat spanner nut. Don't know a source, good luck. Joe



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