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The only thing I can think of go on to eBay and try to buy one for that model but good luck in making a guard for it
Problem is guards are usually proprietary, best bet would be tap into some wording and fabrication skills and a few measurements
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Logan wrote:
59 minutes ago, Logan said:The only thing I can think of go on to eBay and try to buy one for that model but good luck in making a guard for it
thanks man bad thing is its around 35 to 40 years old so a guard is rare
JimboS1ice wrote:
1 hour ago, JimboS1ice said:Problem is guards are usually proprietary, best bet would be tap into some wording and fabrication skills and a few measurements
New one with quick adjustment yes, but most old guards ive found are interchangeable.
CATERPILLAR wrote:
7 hours ago, CATERPILLAR said:
Try taking a picture of that and posting it to their facebook page saying you need a guard but can’t find one. See if they respond to you.
pancing wrote:
2 minutes ago, pancing said:Try taking a picture of that and posting it to their facebook page saying you need a guard but can’t find one. See if they respond to you.
They don’t even have the model number in there books 🙂 have contacted them before asking about parts and it just brings up a grinder simliar to this one 🙂
http://www.toolpartsdirect.com/bosch-1605510342-protective-cover.html
Number 751 on the schematic.
Not sure what size it is, but the parts list shows both a seven and nine inch backing pad available for the grinder.
You can always contact their customer service and ask first.
Schematic: http://www.toolpartsdirect.com/bosch-1357g-060-angle-grinder-060-1357-060.html
