Delta 10" bench grinder

White aluminum oxide wheels work well
for woodworking tools. They are softer
than the gray wheels used for grinding welds.

“Behemoth” is right! That’s probably overkill for a ww shop but for $25….go for it!

-- Andy - Seattle USA

I think it weighs 100 lbs

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The wheels will cost more than the grinder did, but buy good wheels. 10” is a lot of momentum that you wouldn’t want to come free at speed.

My son in law is setting up a metals shop in Chicago, I’m thinking this might go to him. I could see a good 8” grinder, but this?....

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That must be a beast!! Great find! What ever you put it on, make sure it is strong! And let me be the first to say it…. YOU SUCK!!!
;)
Mike

-- Mike

My son in law is setting up a metals shop in Chicago, I m thinking this might go to him. I could see a good 8” grinder, but this?....

- Sparks500

Yeah, but there’s nothing wrong with having a spare heavy duty motor around the shop for some here-to-for unknown DIY tool project. :-)

-- Andy - Seattle USA

Yeah, but there s nothing wrong with having a spare heavy duty motor around the shop for some here-to-for unknown DIY tool project. :-)

- Andybb

I have a ½HP 3 phase with a freq drive sitting there wailing for a home. any ideas where I could use a variable speed motor with a max RPM of 1800?

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