1590mm bore Discs
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Its only .1mm over ,22mm centre discs are often listed as 22.23mm and they fit ok
Its only .1mm over ,22mm centre discs are often listed as 22.23mm and they fit ok
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1590mm? Must be a biiiig machine!
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Get a diamond one, with a normal disc you wont have much depth of cut after very little use, plenty available if you search for 16mm
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I'm really surprised it is still working. The last ones (all red and bearing the Kango name) are now at least 37 years old (last made in 1984). Wolf ones are even older
Checked out 100mm x 16mm x5 mm these are not dished will a flat disc fit the same, first time buying these after grinder was gifted to me by old Gent.
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I t will still fit .
I still use a 5” Wolf Sapphire straight grinder that I must have had since the early 1970’s
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Ah, but is it a Wolf-made one, or a rebadged Makita? Wolf apparently had a lot of problems getting the Grinderette motor into production and for a while bought-in a Makita grinder and rebadged it (they were already selling Makita belt sanders and power planers badged Wolf). The Grinderettes are painted stone with teal details. This is the real Wolf Grinderette:
whilst this is the Grinderette AG4 (Makita made infill model) which is similar but not the same:
Or is yours the die grinder? I have a few Wolf industrial drills (not the DIY "Cub" models) and circular saws as well as one of their jigsaws. They are all remarkably well made
Edit: Just realised that you may have been referring to one of these, which are based on the 7in angle grinder motor, I believe:
They still come up on eBay from time to time. A version called a Ralli-Wolf is still being made in India today:
Something I found out when trying to source some spare parts a few years back. I'm told that Ralli-Wolf was originally set-up by Wolf Tools
whilst this is the Grinderette AG4 (Makita made infill model) which is similar but not the same:
Or is yours the die grinder? I have a few Wolf industrial drills (not the DIY "Cub" models) and circular saws as well as one of their jigsaws. They are all remarkably well made
Edit: Just realised that you may have been referring to one of these, which are based on the 7in angle grinder motor, I believe:
They still come up on eBay from time to time. A version called a Ralli-Wolf is still being made in India today:
Something I found out when trying to source some spare parts a few years back. I'm told that Ralli-Wolf was originally set-up by Wolf Tools
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Edit: Just realised that you may have been referring to one of these, which are based on the 7in angle grinder motor, I believe:
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