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|image=disc grinder vs steel.JPG
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|synonyms=angle grinders, right-angle grinders;<br>DE: Winkelschleifer, "Flex",<br>Trennschleifer, "Trennjäger"
|synonyms=angle grinders, right-angle grinders;<br>DE: Winkelschleifer, "Flex",<br>Trennschleifer, "Trennjäger"
|type=power tool
|location=[[Location::Metal Workbench]]
|access=[[Disc Grinder Introduction|disc grinder introduction]]
|material=depending on [[Abrasive Discs|disc]]:<br>[[metal]] ''(aluminum requires special discs!!)'',<br>[[stone]]
|location=[[Location::Metal Workshop|metal workshop]]
|material=depending on [[Abrasive Discs|disc]]:<br>[[metal]] ''(except aluminum)'', [[stone]]
|tutors=[[Tutor::User:Lukas|Lukas]], [[Tutor::User:Pakue|Patrick]], [[Tutor::User:Luzian|Luzian]]
|similar=[[Rotary Tool|rotary tool]]
|similar=[[Rotary Tool|rotary tool]]
|used with=[[Face Shield|face shield]], [[goggles]],<br>[[Ear Defenders|hearing protection]], [[gloves]],<br>[[Abrasive Discs|abrasive discs]]
|used with=[[Face Shield|face shield]], [[goggles]],<br>[[Ear Defenders|hearing protection]], [[gloves]],<br>[[Abrasive Discs|abrasive discs]]
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'''Make sure the disc is securely fastened and spins without an offset before cutting anything! The manual suggests letting it run for a minute without load, only if there is still no increased vibration after that it is safe to use.'''
'''Make sure the disc is securely fastened and spins without an offset before cutting anything! The manual suggests letting it run for a minute without load, only if there is still no increased vibration after that it is safe to use.'''


Do NOT operate a grinder without its semi-circular collar - it will protect you from a lot of the sparks and shrapnel of the disc (if one breaks on you). Stay away from [[aluminum]], it can reportedly clog and overheat the disc up to the point of explosion!
Do NOT operate a grinder without its semi-circular collar - it will protect you from a lot of the sparks and shrapnel of the disc (if one breaks on you). Stay away from [[aluminum]] unless you bought special discs, it can reportedly clog and overheat regular metal grinding discs up to the point of explosion!


== Discs ==
== Discs ==
You may have to bring your own [[Abrasive Discs|discs]] if you have specific needs, but we have some basic ones:
Be prepared to bring your own [[Abrasive Discs|discs]] if you have specific needs! There are usually some leftovers of the basic types:
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|125{{x}}6 mm
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|3.50 €/disc
|3.50 €/disc
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|sanding disc holder
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|''??''
|depends on the [[Sanding Discs|sanding disc]]
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We'd also like to have flap discs (''Fächerschleifscheiben'') in the future, feel free to leave us some after your project ;-)
We also like having some flap discs (''Fächerschleifscheiben'') around, feel free to leave us some after your project ;-)
 
== Available Machines ==
 
=== Makita 9565 HRZ ===
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|machine name=Makita 9565 HRZ
|german=Winkelschleifer
|image=Makita 9565 HRZ.JPG
|synonyms=|type=|extrabox=yes
|location=[[Metal Workshop]]
|access=[[Disc Grinder Introduction]]
|tutors=[[Tutor::User:Lukas|Lukas]], {{P}}
|manual=[https://www.icmsmakita.eu/CMS/custom/fi/attachments/user_manuals/User_manuals_EU2/9565HR.pdf Makita]
|material=|used with=125 mm [[Grinding Discs|grinding discs]]
}}
 
There are two Makita 9565 HRZ disc grinders with 1100W available at the metal workshop. Usually one should be setup with a cutting disc while the other has a surface grinding disc.


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== Private Machines ==
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=== King Craft WS 125 ===
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|machine name=King Craft WS 125
|image=King Craft WS-125.jpg
|extrabox=yes
|location={{£}}
|access=ask nicely - may be [[borrowed]] [[Category:Borrowable]]
|tutors=[[Tutor::User:Lukas|Lukas]]
|manual=
|used with=125 mm [[Grinding Discs|grinding discs]]
|extrabox=yes
}}
'''CAUTION - the "King Craft" grinder has a switch that will stay on until you push it back to the "off" position, so it could surprisingly start when plugged in!'''
 
{{£}} [[loan]]ed this machine to the Space for about three years until we were able to buy the better ones. It's not great, but may still come in handy if you need it for a few cuts at home - just ask!
 
This grinder works with '''125 mm [[Abrasive Discs|discs]]'''.




[[Category:Metalworking]]
[[Category:Metalworking]]

Latest revision as of 19:21, 6 February 2024

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Disc Grinders

Disc grinder vs steel.JPG
Synonyms: angle grinders, right-angle grinders;
DE: Winkelschleifer, "Flex",
Trennschleifer, "Trennjäger"
Material: depending on disc:
metal (aluminum requires special discs!!),
stone
Used with: face shield, goggles,
hearing protection, gloves,
abrasive discs
Access Requirements: Disc Grinder Introduction
Tutors: Lukas
Pakue
Johannes
Luzian
Similar (More or Less): rotary tool


We have a couple of disc grinders in the metal workshop. For small-scale applications, try using a rotary tool before you whip out this beast.

They can be used to cut or grind metal or stone, depending on the disc used. Cut-off wheels (Trennscheiben) should not be used for grinding and grinding discs (Schruppscheiben) should not be used for cutting as they are primarily reinforced for one of the purposes and could otherwise overheat and break.

Safety

Due to the high amount of sparks generated, it is a good idea to wear a face shield as a second layer over your goggles! In addition, you should put on some gloves and hearing protection before using a disc grinder.

Make sure the disc is securely fastened and spins without an offset before cutting anything! The manual suggests letting it run for a minute without load, only if there is still no increased vibration after that it is safe to use.

Do NOT operate a grinder without its semi-circular collar - it will protect you from a lot of the sparks and shrapnel of the disc (if one breaks on you). Stay away from aluminum unless you bought special discs, it can reportedly clog and overheat regular metal grinding discs up to the point of explosion!

Discs

Be prepared to bring your own discs if you have specific needs! There are usually some leftovers of the basic types:

tool type use properties suggested donation
metal cut-off wheels (Metall-Trennscheiben) cutting metals (except aluminum) 125 × 1.2 mm 1 €/disc
metal grinding discs (Metall-Schruppscheiben) grinding metals (except aluminum) 125 × 6 mm 3.50 €/disc

We also like having some flap discs (Fächerschleifscheiben) around, feel free to leave us some after your project ;-)



Makita DGA511

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Makita DGA511

Makita dga511.jpg
Synonyms: cordless disc grinder
Type: Cordless Disc Grinder
Used with: 125 mm grinding discs
Location: Hot Metal Area
Access Requirements: Disc Grinder Introduction
Status: Working
Manual: icmsmakita.eu (PDF)
Tutors: Lukas
Pakue
Johannes
Luzian



The Makita DGA511 disc grinder is powered by the "LXT" 18 V battery system.

It uses 125 mm abrasive discs.


Makita 9565 HRZ (#1)

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Makita 9565 HRZ (#1)

Makita 9565 HRZ.jpg
Type: Corded Disc Grinder
Used with: 125 mm grinding discs
Location: Hot Metal Area
Access Requirements: Disc Grinder Introduction
Status: Working
Manual: icmsmakita.eu (PDF)
Tutors: Lukas
Pakue
Johannes
Luzian



There are two Makita 9565 HRZ disc grinders with 1100 W available at the metal workshop. Usually one should be set up with a cutting disc while the other has a surface grinding disc.


Makita 9565 HRZ (#2)

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Makita 9565 HRZ (#2)

Makita 9565 HRZ.jpg
Type: Corded Disc Grinder
Used with: 125 mm grinding discs
Location: Hot Metal Area
Access Requirements: Disc Grinder Introduction
Status: Working
Manual: icmsmakita.eu (PDF)
Tutors: Lukas
Pakue
Johannes
Luzian





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