‘What You’ll Have. a pipe belt sander, 1 piece of handle, 2 sanding strips, 2 carbon brushes, and our best customer service come with this.
Professionals can use this to burnish, finish, and repair stainless steel, steel, non-ferrous metals, plastic, and wood.
From 700 to 3000 U/min, we can control infinitely variable speed control. This gives us more flexibility in our work and operations.
In this case, the handle makes it easier and safer to use. It also lets the belt wrap around the surface so that it can reach 180 degrees of the tube at a time.
You lose the belt’s grip if you push too hard. They also don’t fit between a handrail and wall. Motor: It’s big. There is almost twice as much weight in 7A dewalt grinders that I use for handrails. Not 5/8 thread, so you can’t change the motor in the grinder without making changes. There’s nothing else I can think of. It can remove handrail fitting welds on mild steel, but not as quickly as a grinder with the same grit disks. There are two 80grit belts that come with the tool. They leave the pipe a little rough and don’t last very long either. A gow bumped a spindle lock while the machine was running at full speed. The thing died. The gear that came from the motor just ate through its mate. Looks like a burr, but it was all done in one place. Also, the head unit broke where the lock went through. Went to hell with pulling the windings out and the bearing cogs out of the machine. In the bearing, the motor doesn’t have enough power to start up, so it can’t get going. She’s good, but I might get another. No, I didn’t have a one for 15 years, but now I miss it.
