🔒 Makita 193048-0 5/8-Inch Lock Nut: Reliable Fastening Solution for Various Applications Review

This is the missing link to having a Makita 7" rubber pad. I don't know why it doesn't come with a rubber pad , if Makita is sold.

I bought these to use with my Makita 4 1/2" grinder. Makita 543036-3 is also available from Revain at a great price. This lock nut has a size 5/ 8" as described and genuine Makita quality. Works perfectly.

I don't know why Makita doesn't include this as a standard part of the tool. The price is too high but it's decent quality and does the job. That's what it's designed for, note that the wrench advertised is not correct for this nut, it can be used but it will not fit the nut as intended.

Unlike previous tools of this type, the edges of this tool are thick and do not go into the groove of the rubber seal. This can cause the nut to scratch the work if you're not careful with the angle or force. I need to enlarge and deepen the recess on the rubber gasket to be able to tighten this nut better.

I bought this locknut to attach a rubber sanding pad because the Makita 9237CX2 polisher/sander didn't come with one and I wanted to be able to use an alternative method of attachment. Polishing or grinding wheel for my Makita polishing/grinding machine. This lock nut works great and easily secures the rubber seal. This lock nut should last as long as a polisher/grinder, if not longer. My only complaint would be the price but you get what you pay for, quality over quantity.

Unlike previous tools of this type, the edges of this tool are thick and do not go into the grooves of the rubber pad. This can cause the nut to scratch the work if you're not careful with the angle or force. I need to enlarge and deepen the recess on the rubber gasket to be able to tighten this nut better.

I purchased this locknut to hold my rubber sanding pad in place because the Makita 9237CX2 polisher/sander didn't come with one and I wanted to use an alternative method to the Attaching a polishing or sanding pad to my Makita polishing/sanding machine. This lock nut works great and easily secures the rubber seal. This lock nut should last as long as a polisher/grinder, if not longer. My only complaint would be the price but you get what you pay for, quality over quantity.

Not much to say about the small component that attaches the sanding disc or buffing cap to the Makita sanding block - it's well made (which is what you need). d expected from a top-notch power tool maker), and the locking system works well (you really need the 'special' wrench that comes with the Edge Grinder - there's no slot for a screwdriver, just holes around the disc for the Wrench fits. ) - my only nitpicks - the price seems high for something as simple and easy to make as this - I think…