Bench Grinder blown fuse

use a multi meter to test the grinder unit for short --try lubing motor

It appears to be from the UK which means it is 220 volts. US and Canada is 110 volts.

Try eReplacements parts from a similar type of saw, or you could purchase a magnetic vise.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Clarke+BT1010+metalworker+abrasive+saw+parts

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I found this on Fixya

The part number I found is BT1029-0038 for the quill spring and you can contact them at 1-800-227-9603 and see about ordering the part.

But my own searches don't look hopeful for suppliers

https://www.google.com/search?q=Clarke+Metalworker+BT029+parts


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Tracking number for what?

If you want a tracking number for an order being shipped to you, please contact the vendor with whom you placed the order.

Tracking number for what?

Tracking number for what?

If you want a tracking number for an order being shipped to you, please contact the vendor with whom you placed the order.

The top guard should be set at 6mm and the bottom guard should be 2-3mm from the grinding wheel.
hope this helps,

there should be a alen head screw on the pully shaft usuly on the drive end speay the shafe down with pentrating fluid and clean up with emery cloth losen and use a straight ege if posible run past both pullys to align them

could be either BRG60203 or Brg60202, I suggest going to clarkeusa.com and looking at the breakdown. You can buy a bearing at any repair shop if you can get the ID number off the bearing, it doesn't have to come from Clarke. Let me know if you need more assistance

I would suggest (just from you saying you dont know wireing that well) you should have someone else do it. But if you are determined white to white black to black(or red) make sure you are grounded and check amp to make sure you have the right breaker. I think you should get someone to help you as electrical fires are #1 on home fires .
I hope I helped