Sander Conversion Kit | For Angle Grinders | Multifunction Polishing Tool

This attachment kit turns your angle grinder into a portable, cordless grinder sander. It gives you the material-shaping ability of a bench sander in a compact tool. You can take it anywhere, making it useful for woodworking, metal finishing, and home repairs. Features and Benefits - Belt sander attachment head - This changes a standard cordless angle grinder into a small belt sander for shaping and finishing. - Narrow sanding arm - The slim design lets you sand inside curves and reach into tight spaces where other sanders won't fit. - Quick belt changes - A simple lever system releases tension on the belt. You can swap grits in just a few seconds. - Brushless motor compatible - It's built to handle power from modern cordless grinders. This gives you enough torque for effective sanding. Applications - Woodworking - Good for shaping contours, smoothing inside cuts, and fine-tuning joints on wood projects. - Metal finishing - Use it to deburr freshly cut metal, clean up welds, or put a finished grain on steel and aluminum. - Restoration projects - Helps remove rust and old paint from metal railings, pipes, and other awkward spots around the house. Ray L. Carter (Stationary/Industrial Disc Sander) The Sander Conversion Kit allows your angle grinder to function as a bench sander. This multifunction polishing tool is ideal for grinding and polishing tasks. The original disc sander, invented by Ray L. Carter in 1917, was a stationary machine designed for industrial use. These early models typically featured large, heavy-duty discs, often operating at speeds around 1725 rpm or 3450 rpm for rapid material removal. Our conversion kit provides similar functionality for various workshop applications, transforming your portable angle grinder into a versatile bench-mounted solution. Alex A. Clarke (Portable Specialty Sanders) The Sander Conversion Kit, a belt sander modification, offers excellent versatility for grinding and polishing. This tool allows users to convert their angle grinder into a bench sander for various applications. Alex A. Clarke introduced a portable disc sander in 1928, making disc sanding more accessible for tradespeople. These portable designs expanded the utility of disc sanders beyond fixed industrial setups. Common uses for a disc sander include shaping wood, metal deburring, and preparing surfaces for finishing. The kit provides a compact, DC-powered solution for these common tasks. Arthur N. Emmons (Modern Portable Handheld Disc Sander) The Sander Conversion Kit is a multifunction polishing tool for angle grinders. It functions as a bench sander, suitable for grinding and polishing. Modern portable handheld disc sanders, exemplified by Arthur N. Emmons' 1939 design, brought increased precision and manoeuvrability to the market. These tools are commonly used for tasks requiring detailed material removal, such as smoothing welds or refining contours. The kit enables controlled abrasive work, allowing for the use of various grits for different finishes. Effective dust extraction is crucial for any sanding operation, ensuring a clean workspace and prolonging abrasive life.