Grinder motor stand
OwnerDoug Salkewiczinventor
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A grinder motor stand is disclosed which includes a base upon which an adjustable upstanding post is affixed. Preferably, the upstanding post extends through a central base opening and is affixed beneath an upper wall of the base so that two spaced points of affixation are provided for resisting bending moments on the upstanding shaft. An integral junction box is provided in the base having a male plug and a female socket wired in series and grounded to the base. The female socket of the junction box mates with a male plug of an electrical cord from a grinding motor supported on the stand. The male plug of the junction box mates with a female plug of a foot pedal control used to control the grinding motor. The base is weighted, and the two-point attachment of the upstanding posts provide a stable grinding motor stand which can be easily moved around and transported. The entire assembly may be knocked down for shipping or transportation.
A portable motor stand for supporting a grinding motor of the type having a flexible shaft with a free end on which a grinding tool is attached and driven, a foot pedal control for controlling the grinding motor, said foot pedal control having a first electrical control cord with a male plug receivable in an AC power socket, and said foot pedal having a second electrical control cord with a female socket for receiving a male plug affixed to an electrical motor cord connected to said motor, said grinding motor stand comprising:
A portable stand for supporting a grinding motor and the like in a stable manner yet which may be disassembled for transportation, said stand comprising:
In combination, a portable motor stand and a grinding motor having a flexible shaft with a free end adapted for attachment and driving of a grinding tool, wherein said combination further comprises:
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