Sander Attachment Kit | 120pc 50mm Pads | 60-3000 Grit Range

This sanding disc set lets your drill work like a small disc sander for detailed jobs. The complete abrasive polishing pad kit has 2 inch sanding discs. Grits range from a coarse 60 grit to a very fine 3000 grit. This handles everything from removing material to a final polish. Features and Benefits - Hook and loop backing - Changing grits is quick and easy. You can move from one step to the next without stopping. - Wide 60-3000 grit assortment - This sanding disc set has the right paper for stripping, smoothing, and polishing surfaces. Use it on wood or metal. - Wet or dry use - The sandpaper works for dry sanding. You can also use it wet to reduce dust and stop clogging, especially on car finishes. - Drill and rotary tool compatible - The 1/4-inch shank backing pad is included. It fits standard drills and many rotary tools. You can start working right away. Applications - Automotive detailing - This is a good choice for restoring headlights. It works for spot-sanding paint flaws and polishing small metal trim. - Woodworking and crafts - These small sanding pads are helpful for smoothing curved objects. Use them for finishing resin art or preparing small furniture. - Metalwork and repair - This helps remove rust or corrosion in tight spots. It deburrs cut edges and can make metal surfaces very shiny. Ray L. Carter (Stationary/Industrial Disc Sander) While this sander attachment kit is designed for drill, grinder, and rotary tools, the concept of disc sanding traces back to inventors like Ray L. Carter. Early disc sanders, often stationary, were crucial for shaping and finishing larger workpieces. These machines, sometimes operating at speeds like 1725 rpm or 3450 rpm, would typically use large, fixed abrasive discs. This 120-piece kit, with its 50mm discs and 60-3000 grit range, offers similar versatility for smaller, more detailed work, allowing users to achieve finishes from coarse material removal to fine polishing. Alex A. Clarke (Portable Specialty Sanders) Alex A. Clarke contributed significantly to the development of portable specialty sanders, making disc sanding more accessible for various tasks. A disc sander is a power tool that uses a rotating abrasive disc to remove material or smooth surfaces. This attachment kit, compatible with drills, grinders, and rotary tools, transforms existing power tools into versatile disc sanders. The 50mm diameter pads are ideal for intricate work or reaching confined spaces. With a grit range from 60 to 3000, users can tackle everything from heavy stock removal with 60 grit to ultra-fine finishing. Arthur N. Emmons (Modern Portable Handheld Disc Sander) Arthur N. Emmons’ work helped pave the way for the modern portable handheld disc sander, a staple in many workshops. This sander attachment kit brings that versatility to your existing drill, grinder, or rotary tool. A disc sander is primarily used for sanding, shaping, and removing material from various surfaces. With 120 to 240 pieces, including discs from 60 to 3000 grit, this kit allows for a wide array of applications. For example, a 120 grit disc is excellent for preparing surfaces before painting, while finer grits in the 3000 range are perfect for polishing.