Under normal conditions, this trimmer can be used. It has the right rotary. Shock-resistant and useful. Easy to use. Durable when used.
High AccuracyA transparent cover to keep the sawdust from flying away. Can clearly see how the process is going. Having a transparent base makes it easy to tell if something isn’t right when you’re processing. The scale is easy to read and use.
Trimming guide: The roller runs along the curve, making sure the cutting is correct and the curve processing is good.
Straight lines: thicker models stay stable and don’t bend, straight processing is stable, and thicker models stay straight.
High-quality aluminum and plastic are used to make the wood trimmer. It is long-lasting and easy to use.
Lift the knob, and you can change the scale.
It is used for a lot of different things, like chamfering, grooving, sanding, surface finishing, cutting curves, and more. This electric trimmer can also be used for things like DIY and making things out of wood.
It’s easy to trim and groove wood.
Description.
This electric trimmer is used to cut wood, cabinets, handicrafts, and do-it-yourself projects, among other things. It’s easy to trim and groove wood. Having a transparent base makes it easy to tell if something isn’t right when you’re processing. The scale is easy to read and use. When working with wood, use this electric trimmer to make it look nice and clean.
Specifications.
It’s made of aluminum and plastic.
The color is red and silver.
110V is the voltage.
Plug: This is a US plug.
30000 RPM is the speed of the moto.
The trim is 6.35mm/2.5inch wide.
Copper wire is used to make the motor.
In this case, the dimensions are: 20 x 9 x 8.3 cm/7.87 x 3.54 x 3.27 inches.
Weight:1759.
When I buy new tools, I don’t like having to make them work better. When the plastic depth stop had to stay in place, it had to be a tight fit. There was a lot of plastic on the tension bolt when it first broke off. It took a good socket and a ratchet to change the depth. That’s when I cut the bolt so that I could get the nut out. To make it work, I made the hole bigger to 1/4 and put in a 1/4 bolt. Also, the collet does not hold the bit. It keeps moving. Small cuts help, but they don’t get rid of this. I did one small project. Not perfect, but good enough for me. It worked the first time I tried it. My break came at about one-quarter done. Then I tried to start over, but there was nothing. It’s dead.
