I got the RT-618 and need wheel adapter(s). The machine looks very much like the Boyar Schultz and probably using same adapters, though the Sopoko adapters dimensions on their web drawings are sightly different than the one I have on my grinder. Does any know if the Boyar Schultz (and Sopoko) will fit the Ingar? Maybe even one of you have some for sale? By the way, there seems to be very little information about the Ingar make, though there is a number of different models around. And the similarity to Boyar Schultz so close that I wonder if it is a clone.
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INGAR RT-612/618 grinder wheel adapter
- Thread starter billzweig
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Something in the back of my mind tells me Ingar is(was ?) a Spanish company
Have you seen this
https://store.lathes.co.uk/print/mi370chttp://
No affilation, Tony Griffiths is a reputable guy his site Lathes.co.uk is a mine of useful info
Have you seen this
https://store.lathes.co.uk/print/mi370chttp://
No affilation, Tony Griffiths is a reputable guy his site Lathes.co.uk is a mine of useful info
Yes, I am familiar with lathes.uk. A great site.
Ingar is or was indeed a Spanish company in Vitoria and there are a number of used grinder models for sale on the net. I could not find any other info on the company.
I took my 618 apart and the design seems identical to (the drawings of) Boyar Schultz. Just curious....
Ingar is or was indeed a Spanish company in Vitoria and there are a number of used grinder models for sale on the net. I could not find any other info on the company.
I took my 618 apart and the design seems identical to (the drawings of) Boyar Schultz. Just curious....
