9" angle grinder with a diamond blade that is stuck on.

[dennis]

Cheap tools, never get the quality, did you buy it somewhere that sells food?

[dennis]

Would you trust a disk that has been clamped in a vice?

10k RPM and damaged disks don't go together well.

[Andy Dingley]

Yes, always tighten them properly by hand first. If you allow the rotation to do it for you, the nut "slams" tight and will show a distinct tendency to jam.

This isn't a huge problem with =A350 mangle grinders and consumable blades (you can afford to be destructive, if you have to). On $500+ cabinet saws with =A350 blades and more inertia involved, it's a real problem.

[Dave Plowman (News)]

If you're changing a diamond one chances are it's because it's worn out.

[Tim Lamb]

In message , "dennis@home" writes

Half the cost of the stolen one it replaced, though.

I think the lock was inadvertently operated while the m/c was in use. Probably trying to get somewhere not really accessible.

Denting the thumb tip usually works.

regards

[Ausleered]

replying to Heliotrope Smith, Ausleered wrote: It's loosens the same direction as arrow on the grinder,and use an air impact

1/2" drive, while in table vice

[Ausleered]

replying to Housemartin, Ausleered wrote: It's loosens the same direction as arrow on the grinder,and use an air impact

1/2" drive, while in table vice, my Diamabrush locked in like this and that's how I got it off

[Geo]

This year is 2016 - that year was 2008 Duh! Another dumb homeowner

[Bit Late, eh?]

replying to Ausleered, Bit Late, eh? wrote: You are replying to a newsgroup message lifted from the newsgroup uk.d-i-y, which was originally posted in 2008.