• Deckel Cutter Grinder Wheels

The Deckel SO is the time-proven basic model. Its ingenious construction and design with nearly unlimited setting choices, make this grinder an indispensable machine necessary for every machining business.

With the SO model, you can perform your daily grinding tasks with ease.The Deckel model SO has often been copied, but never equaled in terms of quality and reliability. The meticulous machining and assembly guarantee long-term precision, even after many years of rugged shop use. Deckel precision and quality, combined with proper machine maintenance, makes the model SO grinder an unbeatable investment. Rush roll the bones lyrics.

I’ve got it blown apart right now, so I have a bare casting ready for paint stripper, and all the steel parts are marinating in evaporust. I’ve also stripped the spindle assembly and got the old bearings and grease out, and ordered replacement SKF equivalents. The shaft the hold the work head and the shaft the holds the motor plate fought me all the way. They where held in by taper pins that appeared to be immovable.

And it would seem inserted whilst the casting was being made (that or pixies climbed inside and used tiny hammers). I ended up drilling them out. I’ll replace them with appropriately sized bolts when it goes back together, so it saves future generations the hassle.More pics as I progress. So I dunked all the smaller pieces back in the evaporust to protect them.

Deckel Cutter Grinder Wheels

I’ll try and put the motor base plate (the square piece) and the wheel guard in it tommorow when I fish the small bits out. The main casting will just have to go rusty with dignity until I get round to painting it. Which might be after some filler. I don’t know. I’m not that bothered about the foundry marks in the casting - what do you guys think?I also managed to get the pulley cleaned up and mounted on the new motor. The new motor shaft was only 1mm bigger than the bore, so it was an easy job to enlarge it to 10.5mm and ream to 11mm.