Hi,
I dont know if I'm in the right group for this - but here goes.
I gave recently taken up the hobby of lapidary (gem cutting and
polishing etc.). I purchased a grinder polisher and grinding wheels
etc. but the machine "Cabmaster" although new, came with no
instructions. There is a 20 mm diameter shaft to take the wheels,
which have what appears to be polythene or similar inserts in their
bores. There is a pair of flanges - one of which, presumably, goes
either side of the grinding wheel. Now my problem is this. I can slide
one flange on to the shaft, then slide the grinding wheel on (which is
a tight fit) and then slide the secon flange on but what stops the
wheel from 'wandering up and down the shaft? There are no grubscrews
in the flanges. I dont want to turn the thing on in case I do damage
to machine or myself. Is it now standard to have a polythene bore
wheel simply slide on?
I know I sound a bit of a div' but in my days there was collets with
grubscrews, and large nuts and washers etc. things seem to have
changed. I have e-mailed the manufacturer but so far no answer. Anyone
got any ideas?
Thanks for reading anyway, Bob
- posted
16 years ago
