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Paul Workman · 01-16-2009

My Craftsman die-grinder has one speed - wide open. If I buy something that is variable, I'd like to go pneumatic, if my compressor could keep up. I prefer to go large abrasive drums for the yeoman's work, and limit the carbide cutter as much as possible - harder to control, ya know

Would Northern Tool be a good place to get the P&P stuff here in Chicagoland, and where would I beg, steal or borrow a 36mm ball gauge?

One more question...any idea where I would get the plugs to fill the holes left by the secondary throttle plate rod?

TIA,

P.

01-16-2009	#1
Paul Workman Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Squires (near Ava MO in the Mark Twain N'tl Forest) - Missouri Posts: 6,493	Staging the P&P My Craftsman die-grinder has one speed - wide open. If I buy something that is variable, I'd like to go pneumatic, if my compressor could keep up. I prefer to go large abrasive drums for the yeoman's work, and limit the carbide cutter as much as possible - harder to control, ya know Would Northern Tool be a good place to get the P&P stuff here in Chicagoland, and where would I beg, steal or borrow a 36mm ball gauge? One more question...any idea where I would get the plugs to fill the holes left by the secondary throttle plate rod? TIA, P.

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