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| message from Mark on 3 Mar 2003 |
I am looking for a mini belt sander (1/4") that runs on household current.
The ones I have seen are all air tools. I have heard that one exists but
can't seem to find it.
I have also heard of an adaptor to fit a 4 1/2" grinder that would convert
it to a mini belt sander. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Mark
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| R. Duncan replied to Mark on 03 Mar 2003 |
Harbor Frieght sells belt ginder attachment for 4.5" grinder.
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| Kryptoknight replied to Mark on 03 Mar 2003 |
"Mark" <grand...@gocougs.wsu.edu> wrote in message
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| Andrew V replied to Mark on 03 Mar 2003 |
I've seen them at my local welding supply joint (northeast gas tech) and
years ago I used one at a fab shop ,I think it was a Black and Decker
industrial job. It was handheld and worked pretty well for inside edges and
other hard to reach spots. Thanks.... now I'll have to go looking for one
and add it to my already extensive (but not under utilized )tool collection.
It doesn't take much to awaken the (lightly)sleeping tool whore.
Andy
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| wayne makowicki replied to Andrew V on 03 Mar 2003 |
Ditto here
Thanks.... now I'll have to go looking for one
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| steamer replied to Mark on 03 Mar 2003 |
have lots of small hobby-type tools, altho most are pretty gutless. If you
can hook up a small air compressor with a big-ass tank maybe you *can* run
air tools??
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Archived thread: Mini Belt Sanders from the group sci.engr.joining.welding.
