Spindle Adapter 16 10 Arbor Polishing Review

Disappointing that there is only one set screw per spindle. There are three threaded holes in each and there must be at least two set screws in each. Since they are used on high speed motors, this can pose a hazard.

It will be fun. Works very well with buffing wheels. Easy to switch between different discs with different abrasives. Now I don't have to install a lot of wheels and abrasives, and I'm going to add epoxy filled tennis balls for the interior polish. great product at a great price.

I've wanted this Dor for a long time, finally pulled the trigger and ordered it. Before completing my order, I used calipers to ensure I was ordering the correct size. I measured several times in different ways. They arrived, I was so pleased I wanted to put them on. They didn't even come close, left worse than right. I used my other caliper, digital this time, to make sure I didn't screw up. I have exactly the same measurements as last time. So disappointed.

I bought these for my benchtop polishers with 1/2" diameter shanks. Spindles fit with no problems. They are heavy, well made and hold the buffs well. There is no play or vibration. One thing that could be better; The spindles have two socket head screws to hold the spindle firmly on the shaft, but they are too far apart as only the first one touches the shaft. I would move the two head bolts closer together so they can be tightened on the shaft. One seems to work, but check it often to make…

What I don't like about them. You save a lot of time when changing the polishing wheel. I installed them on a 6" Harbor Freight buffer. The fit was very good. They worked with the spacers that came with the machine but not with the additional spacers I purchased from Harbor Freight (the middle holes were too big). confronted with the fact that the left went right and the right went left. My car turns to the operator. Also, the supplied hex keys were 3mm and the set screws were 1/8". However…

Helped me a lot to quickly change the buff/buff on my bench grinder. Without him, I would reach for the wrench every time to loosen nuts, bolts, etc. Of course there is only one screw holding the spindle to the grinder, but so far this hasn't caused any problems, I haven't felt that the spindle could come loose at any time. There is also a second hole that goes through the body of each spindle but they don't tell me what it is for but it works the same way unbeknownst to me. The spindle (I only