bigredcornhead
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Anyone purchased one these at this point? Curious if anyone has had success with this or something like it. Probably going to use one to clean up a DP upright.
Angle grinder, belt sander attachments.
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Anyone purchased one these at this point? Curious if anyone has had success with this or something like it. Probably going to use one to clean up a DP upright.
neophyte
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At that price, It’s probably less expensive than purchasing the belts for a similar dedicated sander made by FLEX, or Metabo, or Fein, or Suhner.
four.cycle
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Since yesterday morning when I saw that first post, I have been visualizing the various ways I could manage to inflict serious physical injury to myself with that thing in pretty short order. 
dr_clyde
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I have never used one of the Vevor kits, but I do have one of the Metabo tube sander units. I have a TON of hours on my unit blending stainless welds for handrailing.
I would HIGHLY recommend you use a variable speed grinder with that bolt on kit. The speed of a typical angle grinder is usually way too fast for a belt sander attachment, especially if you want to make your belts last.
I am also curious if it uses the same size belt as the Metabo, their belts are very high quality and last quite a while.
I would HIGHLY recommend you use a variable speed grinder with that bolt on kit. The speed of a typical angle grinder is usually way too fast for a belt sander attachment, especially if you want to make your belts last.
I am also curious if it uses the same size belt as the Metabo, their belts are very high quality and last quite a while.