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Does anyone make an electric inline (body) sander for under $100? Not production quality, just a hobby grade. Unless my craftsman 6.3SCFM @90 psi compressor can handle a pneumatic one?
I have never seen an inline sander that was electric. 8” orbital electric used to exist.Does anyone make an electric inline (body) sander for under $100? Not production quality, just a hobby grade. Unless my craftsman 6.3SCFM @90 psi compressor can handle a pneumatic one?
I bought a brand new DA, used it once and went back to the Durablocks. I have a tendency to "oversand" and really have to think about it while I am working. When the filler starts changing colour (getting close to metal) it's time to stop.yeah, Id use it for this truck and that's all. Just a few filler spots but it has long flat panels so I though an inline sander would make quick work of it. Ill manage with my DA and palm sanders and blocks of wood with 80 grit to knock the Bondo down.
They have a lot of different sizes, and some assorted kits. Prices do vary.$57 for a sanding block? Jeezus.......
Dura-Block Full Size block - AF4403