will my bench grinder pull out enough power?

[gopedhead]

no it was on sale for like 20 bux i think or 30 , pretty cheap, and it does a fiarly good job.

[tomg552001]

Ahhh, thats why. You're buffing very small pieces, not large parts. Even still, 12 inch wheels won't do you any good with your grinder. Invest in a better buffer. Somehting could be had to around $100 or so.

[gopedhead]

wow!!! look at this ad

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=42277

[gopedhead]

so i can do teh job w/ it on my fancover (piece on go-ped)

[tomg552001]

1.5 amp, thats a step down from what you have now.......dont look for a cheap way out of your dilema, look for the right way. Good luck.

[gopedhead]

u said look for HP, thats 3/4 HP that means mine should be 3/4 or more maybe? i know 3/4 is a good motor. right

[gopedhead]

i'm not looking for a maching to work w/ everyday, i'm just wanting to get this thing done . small part. i nkow the best is always the way to go.l trust me, i know that too

[gopedhead]

this one is 1 HP and 1.5 amps, thats wierd.


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=42277


that means caswells sells some nice machines, 2 hp at 14 amps.

[tomg552001]

You arent looking for HP, you want higher amps. Higher amps are what are going to allow you to put pressure on the wheel without bogging.

[gopedhead]

i dont think i'm going to need all those amps, like i said, i'm only gonna be polishing smal parts. like the size i gave u.