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Question: Do you know if this will fit a Hitachi 4 1/2 inch grinder, G12SE2?
Document: I have a 4.5 inch PowerGlide grinder. I was able to attach the DAMO shroud tool by modifying the clamp on the device with an old rubber vacuum cleaner belt. This made a snug fit. However, the main problem with the shroud is the height of the shroud walls and its inherent conflict with effective usage of a 4 1/2 inch grinding whee.. I was able to grind this outer wall down to half of its size and this worked to a degree.
Connected this to my 4 inch Makita grinder, fit was pretty good at collar. It does have some air leaks around it and I added blue masking tape to it, which improved it too much and it sucked tight to the floor, so removed some and worked fine then. Be cautious this works well enough that it will overcome the vacuum you hook to it. My shop vac would clog after about 2 minutes of running to the point the process became troublesome.
The shroud works well on my 4 1/2 inch grinder. The shroud comes with a adjustable band that is attached with velcro to the shroud. You can adjust this vertically so you get a reasonably good seal to the floor. The shroud was attached with a hose to a 16 gallon shopvac. I removed thin-set from wooden floors in three rooms with very little dust. I highly recommend this shroud.
This shroud works great with myDEWALT D28115 Heavy-Duty 4-1/2-Inch/5-Inch High Performance Grinder with Trigger GripandDEWALT DW4774 4-1/2-Inch Double-Row Diamond-Cup Grinding-Wheelfor removing contractor paint and markings from my slab (yanked out carpet and grinding in preparation for stained concrete floors).It captured essentially all the dust.
This product does not fit many of today's 4, 4,1/5, 5 inch grinders! It works with older grinder from days gone by. The problem is is the convex rounded shape at the base of the shaft where the circular clamp combinted with the lmited surface area contact cannot get a grip due to the fact that the design is made for a flat at least 3/8&#34; surface in a perfect circular shape to allow for the maximum contact for grip.
As another reviewer mentioned, I purchased this dust shroud b/c of its metal construction, weary of the durability and performance of the plastic/rubber ones. And it was worth EVERY SINGLE PENNY. From one DIYer to another, don't even think about doing a concrete grinding job without some sort of dust shroud.I used this on a 4-1/2 in. DeWalt angle grinder (D28110) with a DeWalt (DW4770 4-Inch Grinding Cup Wheel.
This accessory does not fit a 4 1/2" Dewalt grinder. The collar of the accessory is too large. The "bought together" also showed my grinder and the 4 1/2" diamond grinding wheel that I bought.
The neck on my 4-1/2" angle grinder was too small, so the clamp on this shroud wouldn't tighten enough to make a secure fit. To fix this I purchased a screw-on metal hose clamp set (like thisGRIP Zinc-Plated Hose Clamps - 34-Pc. Set) that I clamped tightly onto the neck of my harbor freight grinder.
SO, I decided to go with the Black and Decker 4 1/2" grinder. For some reason, its collar was a bit larger than the other brands. I was able to get the shroud to fit it somewhat snugly. At least, it was acceptable. I have no idea why the dust shroud is designed the way it is. All the grinders have guards that attach/detach easily with screws and/or clamps that would be perfectly good for this dust shroud.
Yes, it  looses a little dust when I flip the front up for that last inch around sidewalls but it is negligible. The thing I really want to share with you all is; THIS-- I just (assumed) that we had to use no larger than a 4 1/2" diamond cup with this 5" shroud.
Answer: yes