Shop Fox D4595 Hand-Held Pneumatic Drum Sander, 7-1/2" x 2-1/4"
Key features
- •Use with portable electric, cordless or air powered drill
- •Air valve for easy bicycle pump inflation
- •Perfect for hand contouring and smoothing projects
Shop Fox D4595 Hand-Held Pneumatic Drum Sander, 7-1/2" x 2-1/4"
List Price: $168.71$151.84DEALYou Save: $16.87 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.7
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Based on 10 reviews
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I like it.
R. Nash✓ Verified Purchase•January 29, 2017
I like it. Hard for me to pressurize with hand pump.
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Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•September 9, 2016
Awesome little tool! I use it with my handheld drill and it takes care of my curved edges. I inflate it with a bike pump. Initially had problems with it holding pressure but realized I needed to tighten the end bolt. It's been great ever since. Highly recommended.
Great purchase
Jose✓ Verified Purchase•September 2, 2016
This was the lowest price I could find for this item, I was so happy
Five Stars
mick miller✓ Verified Purchase•May 5, 2016
Nothing all good
REMOVES WOOD QUICKLY
Brent T✓ Verified Purchase•February 19, 2016
Well machined, well balanced. No slip of the sleeve, easy to inflate with a bicycle pump, in fact I think if you used a compressor you would quickly over inflate the bladder (only 8 psi is required to keep the sleeve on the bladder [drum]). This tool removes wood very rapidly and with no "swirls" although you have to be careful to hold it at the direction you want to sand (in my use I'm purposely sanding on a cross-grain angle). Also, the ease of use may vary depending on the drive motor you use. I already had a Milwaukee close-quarter (not quite right angle) 3/8 drill which works ok for me. Too much trouble with an air powered tool because of the hose and the difficulty of maintaining a constant speed with an air tool. The ideal drive tool would be a compact right angle drill motor with a dial-in variable speed control, but you (I) just can't have everything.
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