This is what the Craftsman Restorer does. They sand, grind, buff, and polish all kinds of surfaces.
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Controlling the tool with one hand is easy thanks to the pistol grip design. You can also use the front palm grip to work vertically or overhead with the tool.
a soft grip handle for extra comfor.
All Restorer accessories work with this.
There is now a tool that can help you prepare the surface of old wood. You can remove material from wood, metal, and more with this unique tool. For your next project, the restorer will be your go-to tool for dealing with a rough pallet or slab of concrete. It comes with a trigger lock that will help you keep your grip on it. Wood, brick, and fiberglass are all good places to start when you want to remove paint or finish. The Craftsman restorer is easy to use and does a good job quickly. Dust and other debris is pushed away from the work surface and into a port that can be used with most shop sacks or dust extractors. It doesn’t take any tools to change the sanding sleeve. Make sure you get the two hooks on the side of the roller cover off. Then, slide the drum with the sleeve off of it. When you squeeze, slide the sleeve off the roller drum. Squeeze the roller drum a little and slide the new sleeve onto it. This side of the roller drum is marked to make sure it is installed in the right way. Turn on the cover and the latch again.
Because this restorer is good, I like it very muc. When I make flooring with oak boards, I will use this to give them a different look. I like that the tool isn’t too heavy and doesn’t “chatter” across the oak boards.
