Les
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Wilesco Flexible Shaft Grinder.I got this from America today.
Does anyone know the proper name (if I have it wrong) and the model no??
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Nick
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How does it work? Is that the pulley hidden inside?
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bigal
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Wow, competition for a Dremel! 
Actually looks useful
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steamyjim
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You can see the pulley in the last pic Nick 
In the cutout
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Nick
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| steamyjim wrote: | You can see the pulley in the last pic Nick
In the cutout |
That's what I thought it was.
Is that an arrow meaning it only works in one direction?
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Les
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| Nick wrote: | | steamyjim wrote: | You can see the pulley in the last pic Nick
In the cutout |
That's what I thought it was.
Is that an arrow meaning it only works in one direction? |
I presume so otherwise the internal spring would come off the main shaft.
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igy569
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That is really nifty. Must be rare as can be. I love the hidden pulley, and the arrow cutout is way cool. 
You have to post a pic with a belt hooked up to a lineshaft.. it must look cool as can be!! 
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rangerssteamtoys
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Cool little grinder thingy.
I too want to see it hooked to a lineshaft, but in video form. You can do alot of things with that.
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Stitch
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That is so neat and the first one of those I have ever seen Wilesco sure do make an interesting array of tools.
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rangerssteamtoys
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| Stitch wrote: | | That is so neat and the first one of those I have ever seen Wilesco sure do make an interesting array of tools. |
Wilesco steam powered time machine 
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Wallace
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Thanks for the detailed pics. Certainly an interesting accessory
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steamyman
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steam drivin nose picker 
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johnreid
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I was thinking it was called a Die Grinder.
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KMV
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Hello!
In Germany, Wilesco called it "Biegsame Welle". The number was M58. Produced ca. 1960 -1972.
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Les
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| KMV wrote: | Hello!
In Germany, Wilesco called it "Biegsame Welle". The number was M58. Produced ca. 1960 -1972. |
Thankyou for that. 
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