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★Convenient Design Just to Save Your Time：
5/8"-11 angle grinder quick change nut with pull ring, just pull the pull ring, twist it by hand to easily install or remove the nut, no wrench or screwdriver required.
The angle grinder adapter only needs to be aligned with the hole of the XLOCK angle grinder and the adapter can be installed with one click, so that the adapter can be stably fixed on the angle grinder without other auxiliary tools.
★Package Includes:
5/8"-11 quick change angle grinder nut * 1
angle grinder adapter for 5/8"-11 thread * 1
★ Attention:
1.Due to the different monitor and light effect, the actual color of the item might be slightly different from the color showed on the pictures.
2.Please allow little measuring deviation due to manual measurement.
ks
2025-08-11 12:58:28
If you have a Makita angle grinder with the X-Lock system you will almost certainly find this useful. This adapter allows you to use the most commonly available discs to be used on this grinder instead of having to find and purchase Makita's limited and pricey X-Lock discs. It has a threaded 5/8" arbor and installs in seconds. It is machined well with absolutely zero play once it is on the grinder. It comes off just as easily and, if necessary, you can switch back and forth from the adapter to the X-Lock. I have many discs from a previous grinder and didn't want to toss them out so I gave this a try. I was a bit skeptical at first but it has far exceeded my expectations.
Nick
2025-08-02 10:13:22
Works good. It is made very well and a little heavy. Happy so far.
Pablo Gatos
2025-07-31 13:00:17
(REVISION)So its a month or so now,some rust has been developing on my initial, "wow."Its a bit of a pain in the behind section,switching discs as to your election.First clamp in vise,then channels and twist, not so nice.they might've included some indentation,or some way to grab the nut besides imagination...Its happening more and more,Clicking buy first when research should come before.Recently needing an angle grinder,I bought an x-lock accidentally, putting me in a binder.Makita’s X-lock system uses a proprietary fastener design,Its kinda cool the way attachments snap on and align.To change and lock disks to their grinder head.So you have to only use theirs, yeah, when I’m dead.They sell they X-lock cheaper,As backend revenue sees profits deeper.Consumable sales, subsidize initial cost,In my world, that business model gets tossed,It’s the old printer inkjet cartridge model,Designed to trap you in the neck of a bottle.Sell the printer for dirt,Then stick it to ‘em, its the cartridges purchases that hurt.But I admit, I mistakenly bit.This adapter frees me from jail,And unselfishly, has posted my bail.This adapter has an x-lock fitting design,To a regular thread and works just fine.Screws on 7/8-11 discs,And of Makita’s after sale income, it frisks.What will this wrongly imprisoned, innocent man do?Make a whole bunch of cool metal and stone designs anew.Now that I’m out of prison clothes,And nightly entertainment is no longer inmate stabbing shows,I’ll smell the fresh air,Feel the sun and go on a tear.Get drunk and find a gal, or two, me they can share.Seriously, it’s like feeling the sun warming your bare skin,After almost getting locked up for this purchasing, “sin.â€Its not all jumping for joy,There are some disadvantages to this toy.It adds a bit of rotating weight,Weight rotating equals stationary times 4.Even if it were x8, it’d still be a score.But your bulkier attachments spin a little weird,Centrifugally pulling a bit longer, not to be feared.It doesn’t change the performance with the rotice,At least, not to my notice.Also, The X-lock doesn’t have rotation lockout,The disks don’t need locked to be changed or spun about.keep some channels handy to hold,that grinder head while you change into something more or less bold.The angle nut has a hinged grab and is provided,it broke quickly, not leaving me, tool delighted.This might be the best thing since a loaf of bread sliced,A quality tool, plus, Makita gets a profit heist.Sometimes you’re the hammer, sometimes you’re the nail,Sometimes someone in the middle of the night bails you from jail.Buy it if--- your cellmate Bubba touches himself while smiling at you in the shower,Don’t if---- you think loss of freedom and three hots and a cot doesn’t taste sour.
Ron
2025-07-28 18:36:36
This item did exactly as it was supposed to do.
D2
2025-07-24 11:27:48
Bought an x-lock grinder not realizing that while x-lock is totally awesome for quick wheel changes, the discs are expensive with limited variety and they are hard to find.This is a really great solution and I’m very happy with it. Orecisely machined and works as advertised. Will save its costs back very quickly.
Leonard Powell
2025-07-16 19:53:52
With the abundance of imported faucets, it’s challenging when your new faucet is not compatible with your aerator device, such as a portable dishwasher. This solves the problem by giving you all the various adaptors in one place.
Darell D.
2025-07-14 17:19:39
The Xlock adapter appears to be really well made. It is precisely machined, and the threads are finished well. BUT, I don't yet have an Xlock tool, so I have not tested that aspect. I HAVE tested the quick-change nut with the little handle, and it works just great! It is low profile, and does not stick out beyond the 5/8-11 threaded mount of any of my DeWalt angle grinders. It stays in place when installed. And the handle snaps up for quick removal. No need to tighten it down crazy tight like I see some folks do. In fact if the blade spins when bound up on something, I'm happy. I tried binding it up to see what would happen, and it responded just like the factory nut.Updated November 13, 2024: I've reduced the rating to just two stars. I had my cutting disc bind up on a cut, and this resulted in the nut deforming to the point where I could NOT remove my cutting wheel while in the field. When I got home to my shop, I could remove it no problem with the proper cobra pliers. But this ended my project while I was out and about. I couldn't remove the nut with the little pop-up handle, and I couldn't remove the nut with a typical pin wrench meant for angle grinders. This is a significant issue, so 2 stars may still be too generous. In many thousands of cuts I've never had this happen with the factory, solid nut. I've thrown this thing away and have gone back to the factory unit. I guess this will work in light-use situations, but I can no longer trust using it (and mine is deformed and unusable now anyway.
AntZ
2025-05-31 14:57:58
This is a nice adapter to convert your X-Lock system to use standard discs. While X-Lock consumables are convenient, they won't meet all your needs—sometimes you need a standard 5/8" disc. The drawback is that it pushes the disc out, so some discs may run on the guard. Just something to be aware of. Of course, the guard can be removed, but it's not recommended.
Tattoo Dan
2025-05-18 14:40:26
What more can I say they make the X-Lock angle grinders accept traditional grinding and cutting disks and wire wheels I don’t like that there’s no jam rod hole or flats for a spanner to hold the base to prevent the shaft from spinning freely because there’s no lock button on the X-lock however with these flip up D ring lock nuts for tool-less accessory changes you can grip the base with enough force and give the nut a sharp twist just as it seats in order to grab with enough force to secure cutoff wheels wire wheels grinding discs and flapper wheels without any issues whatsoever and considering they give you this kind of flexibility and functionality and potential cost savings in accessories vs having to use the proprietary X-lock attachments and it’s also significantly less expensive than the brand name version of it while having exceptionally clean machining and the only drawback is easily worked around it does the thing and doesn’t exceptionally well that’s a win in my book
ks
2025-03-20 12:15:38
If you have a Makita angle grinder with the X-Lock system you will almost certainly find this useful. This adapter allows you to use the most commonly available discs to be used on this grinder instead of having to find and purchase Makita's limited and pricey X-Lock discs. It has a threaded 5/8" arbor and installs in seconds. It is machined well with absolutely zero play once it is on the grinder. It comes off just as easily and, if necessary, you can switch back and forth from the adapter to the X-Lock. I have many discs from a previous grinder and didn't want to toss them out so I gave this a try. I was a bit skeptical at first but it has far exceeded my expectations.
Nick
2025-02-27 18:02:36
Works good. It is made very well and a little heavy. Happy so far.
Pablo Gatos
2025-02-01 20:21:19
(REVISION)So its a month or so now,some rust has been developing on my initial, "wow."Its a bit of a pain in the behind section,switching discs as to your election.First clamp in vise,then channels and twist, not so nice.they might've included some indentation,or some way to grab the nut besides imagination...Its happening more and more,Clicking buy first when research should come before.Recently needing an angle grinder,I bought an x-lock accidentally, putting me in a binder.Makita’s X-lock system uses a proprietary fastener design,Its kinda cool the way attachments snap on and align.To change and lock disks to their grinder head.So you have to only use theirs, yeah, when I’m dead.They sell they X-lock cheaper,As backend revenue sees profits deeper.Consumable sales, subsidize initial cost,In my world, that business model gets tossed,It’s the old printer inkjet cartridge model,Designed to trap you in the neck of a bottle.Sell the printer for dirt,Then stick it to ‘em, its the cartridges purchases that hurt.But I admit, I mistakenly bit.This adapter frees me from jail,And unselfishly, has posted my bail.This adapter has an x-lock fitting design,To a regular thread and works just fine.Screws on 7/8-11 discs,And of Makita’s after sale income, it frisks.What will this wrongly imprisoned, innocent man do?Make a whole bunch of cool metal and stone designs anew.Now that I’m out of prison clothes,And nightly entertainment is no longer inmate stabbing shows,I’ll smell the fresh air,Feel the sun and go on a tear.Get drunk and find a gal, or two, me they can share.Seriously, it’s like feeling the sun warming your bare skin,After almost getting locked up for this purchasing, “sin.â€Its not all jumping for joy,There are some disadvantages to this toy.It adds a bit of rotating weight,Weight rotating equals stationary times 4.Even if it were x8, it’d still be a score.But your bulkier attachments spin a little weird,Centrifugally pulling a bit longer, not to be feared.It doesn’t change the performance with the rotice,At least, not to my notice.Also, The X-lock doesn’t have rotation lockout,The disks don’t need locked to be changed or spun about.keep some channels handy to hold,that grinder head while you change into something more or less bold.The angle nut has a hinged grab and is provided,it broke quickly, not leaving me, tool delighted.This might be the best thing since a loaf of bread sliced,A quality tool, plus, Makita gets a profit heist.Sometimes you’re the hammer, sometimes you’re the nail,Sometimes someone in the middle of the night bails you from jail.Buy it if--- your cellmate Bubba touches himself while smiling at you in the shower,Don’t if---- you think loss of freedom and three hots and a cot doesn’t taste sour.
Ron
2025-01-31 10:46:02
This item did exactly as it was supposed to do.
D2
2025-01-25 21:03:34
Bought an x-lock grinder not realizing that while x-lock is totally awesome for quick wheel changes, the discs are expensive with limited variety and they are hard to find.This is a really great solution and I’m very happy with it. Orecisely machined and works as advertised. Will save its costs back very quickly.
Leonard Powell
2025-01-22 15:49:12
With the abundance of imported faucets, it’s challenging when your new faucet is not compatible with your aerator device, such as a portable dishwasher. This solves the problem by giving you all the various adaptors in one place.
Darell D.
2024-12-28 15:06:30
The Xlock adapter appears to be really well made. It is precisely machined, and the threads are finished well. BUT, I don't yet have an Xlock tool, so I have not tested that aspect. I HAVE tested the quick-change nut with the little handle, and it works just great! It is low profile, and does not stick out beyond the 5/8-11 threaded mount of any of my DeWalt angle grinders. It stays in place when installed. And the handle snaps up for quick removal. No need to tighten it down crazy tight like I see some folks do. In fact if the blade spins when bound up on something, I'm happy. I tried binding it up to see what would happen, and it responded just like the factory nut.Updated November 13, 2024: I've reduced the rating to just two stars. I had my cutting disc bind up on a cut, and this resulted in the nut deforming to the point where I could NOT remove my cutting wheel while in the field. When I got home to my shop, I could remove it no problem with the proper cobra pliers. But this ended my project while I was out and about. I couldn't remove the nut with the little pop-up handle, and I couldn't remove the nut with a typical pin wrench meant for angle grinders. This is a significant issue, so 2 stars may still be too generous. In many thousands of cuts I've never had this happen with the factory, solid nut. I've thrown this thing away and have gone back to the factory unit. I guess this will work in light-use situations, but I can no longer trust using it (and mine is deformed and unusable now anyway.
AntZ
2024-11-21 12:06:49
This is a nice adapter to convert your X-Lock system to use standard discs. While X-Lock consumables are convenient, they won't meet all your needs—sometimes you need a standard 5/8" disc. The drawback is that it pushes the disc out, so some discs may run on the guard. Just something to be aware of. Of course, the guard can be removed, but it's not recommended.
Tattoo Dan
2024-11-14 16:36:56
What more can I say they make the X-Lock angle grinders accept traditional grinding and cutting disks and wire wheels I don’t like that there’s no jam rod hole or flats for a spanner to hold the base to prevent the shaft from spinning freely because there’s no lock button on the X-lock however with these flip up D ring lock nuts for tool-less accessory changes you can grip the base with enough force and give the nut a sharp twist just as it seats in order to grab with enough force to secure cutoff wheels wire wheels grinding discs and flapper wheels without any issues whatsoever and considering they give you this kind of flexibility and functionality and potential cost savings in accessories vs having to use the proprietary X-lock attachments and it’s also significantly less expensive than the brand name version of it while having exceptionally clean machining and the only drawback is easily worked around it does the thing and doesn’t exceptionally well that’s a win in my book
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