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Attachment for a screwdriver = cordless grinder

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Hello everyone, we have accumulated a lot of burnt power tools at work and the idea came up to make something useful out of it.
For this homemade I made a corner from an aluminum strip measuring 60 * 105 * 5 mm



I also took parts from a burned out grinder



I also needed four M4 bolts and nuts

Assembly:



Then we fasten the handle using the M8 nut


We put a protective cover


We put a cutting disc


Clamp the shaft in the chuck of a screwdriver


The result is such a cordless tool.



AT WORK BE CAREFUL !!!
COMPLIANCE WITH SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.
All success.
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Plastic ...)))
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Cut a pipe in the corner of the room
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Yes, let it lie in the instrument, and suddenly come in handy. Moreover, the Bulgarian has died. At least she will live
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used the canvas without the hacksaw itself - there was trouble - the sea ...
I myself didn’t try, but I heard from the corner of my ear that a diamond string helps, I don’t know the exact name.
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I had a case when it was necessary to cut off a cast-iron sewer pipe, it was on the floor in the corner and there was no way to crawl there with a hacksaw (the wall is close), but I would not risk cutting something like that. Then I got out by using the canvas without the hacksaw itself - there was a hassle - the sea ...
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:) just like my first saw for a PVC profile. Only I didn’t invent a bicycle, I just inserted a bolt into the drill, in which the cutting disc from the angle grinder was clamped
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So this is not "the only thing that comes to mind"
I apologize for the slurred presentation of my thoughts, I had in mind only your head! smile
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And where is it possible to crawl like that if you can’t crawl with a hacksaw ?!
On a flat surface, for example (open someone else's garage, just kidding). smile
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The only thing that comes to mind is applicable in the absence of tension and the inability to crawl with a hacksaw!

And where is it possible to crawl like that if you can’t crawl with a hacksaw ?!
So this is not “the only thing that comes to mind” .... I also get this: “Well, it’s cool, it turned out! because you can cut something! " )))))
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The only thing that comes to mind is applicable in the absence of tension and the inability to crawl with a hacksaw!
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Where you can’t crawl with a corner machine.
Yeah, and with this thing you can climb everywhere! smile
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In a screwdriver, revolutions are smaller than in a drill will be! And power ... And torque ...
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There is the opportunity to use a conventional hacksaw ...))) It will be faster.
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She cuts, I cut a metal drill with terrible beats, cuts. Moreover, the speed was such that the sparks almost did not fly. But circles are killed twice as fast.
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Bullshit. However, if with a revolving electric drill, it’s possible to drive it. There, where you can’t crawl with a corner machine.
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Of course, this is not for industrial use, but sometimes it can help. For example, cut a DIN rail, saw off a piece of PCB or plastic where it is not possible to use a regular grinder
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And what can they cut off at the “screwdriver” revolutions and with the “screwdriver” power?

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