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TechnoMasterBoy No this is definitely not normal. When you tighten the tool, it should not move at all. If it's loose, it'll cause a lot of vibrations, making your tool not cut properly. Jerry you should know this kind of stuff. If it's loose after tightening it, it can be a deadly hazard. I assume you want your customers to be alive. If your tool is not performing the way it should, immediately return it and ask for a replacement. Working with tools that are broken or otherwise damaged in any way on machines can result in serious injury.
2019-09-02 03:40:51 Hjälpsam (1)
Q: Are the bearings stainless? What is the load rating of the wheel?
frågade av GTMac på 2020-08-09 02:55:17
Whaleyt yes,it has
2020-09-06 06:14:14 Hjälpsam (0)
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