On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 20:30:13 -0500, Ken Hall
wrote:

The shaft on a bench grinder is threaded to hold a grinding wheel, not
a wire wheel. The center of a wire wheel is much thinner, so the
shaft isn't threaded to draw up on the thin wheel.

How do most people mount the thinner brush-wheel on the smooth
unthreaded zone of the shaft?

-- Ken

Wire wheels are great. I use mine much more than my grindstone
(mostly to clean up old or rusty tools and other things).

"mm" wrote in message
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On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 20:30:13 -0500, Ken Hall
wrote:

The shaft on a bench grinder is threaded to hold a grinding wheel, not
a wire wheel. The center of a wire wheel is much thinner, so the
shaft isn't threaded to draw up on the thin wheel.

How do most people mount the thinner brush-wheel on the smooth
unthreaded zone of the shaft?

-- Ken

Wire wheels are great. I use mine much more than my grindstone
(mostly to clean up old or rusty tools and other things).

And to toss them at the speed of light into the abyss

Al

replying to Big Al, AtomicNinja wrote:
Or keys, Ã* la Police Squad.

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With a wire nut?