Spares for a very old D988

[David in Spain]

Hola Everybody

Does anybody remember the old sanding attachment (D988) that went on a Black and Decker Drill? Well I have lost the oscillating "bolt" that screwed into the drill. It´s probably 1960´s kit and nobody seems to have spares.

I don´t user it for sanding. I use the attachment for shaking cement down in my balustrade and other moulds. I haven´t made any balustrades for a while but now I need to and the part has gone AWOL.

I wondered if anybody had any ideas. I could probably weld a washer a bit offset onto a bolt or might anybody know of any Firms that might still have some old gear. I live in Spain so not many places here.

Have a good weekend everybody

Saludos cordiales

David

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[whatknot]

I remember it well although mine is long gone

I presume you mean as per attached ?

ebay is your best bet I would have thought

Hola Everybody

Does anybody remember the old sanding attachment (D988) that went on a Black and Decker Drill? Well I have lost the oscillating "bolt" that screwed into the drill. It´s probably 1960´s kit and nobody seems to have spares.

I don´t user it for sanding. I use the attachment for shaking cement down in my balustrade and other moulds. I haven´t made any balustrades for a while but now I need to and the part has gone AWOL.

I wondered if anybody had any ideas. I could probably weld a washer a bit offset onto a bolt or might anybody know of any Firms that might still have some old gear. I live in Spain so not many places here.

Have a good weekend everybody

Saludos cordiales

David

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[David in Spain]

Thatñs the one. Many thanks. D

 

[Alexam]

or replace it all - https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=sandi ... ment+(D988)&oq=sanding+attachment+(D988)&aqs=chrome..69i57.7307099j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

 

[David in Spain]

Thanks Alexam.

That is probably the solution.

Un saludo

D

 

[whatknot]

If it was me, I would take a large hefty washer, drill an offset hole towards the edge and use a bolt with a couple of nuts to lock it up

Perhaps with a gob of epoxy glue

Thanks Alexam.

That is probably the solution.

Un saludo

D