Simple homemade tools for repairing dents in stainless steel tubes for boat rails.

[Ralphxyz]

Wow, great video showing the repair process and results.

Got to remember Pipe Sander.

Seems like one could make one with a angle grinder ...

Ralph

[stainless stål]

First, I would like to thank you all for your kind comments

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Wow, great video showing the repair process and results.

Got to remember Pipe Sander.

Seems like one could make one with a angle grinder ...

Ralph

I have actually made such a sander for angle grinder a while ago. The speed of an angle grinder is too high so it must be regulated down, as I have done with gears, as you can see in the picture. It works fine so I'll make some safety covers around the gears.




Regards
Olav

[Kwick Aronson]

First, I would like to thank you all for your kind comments

Then:



I have actually made such a sander for angle grinder a while ago. The speed of an angle grinder is too high so it must be regulated down, as I have done with gears, as you can see in the picture. It works fine so I'll make some safety covers around the gears.




Regards
Olav

Holy-Moley BatMan!! Pretty darn trick!!

[Evergreen]

First, I would like to thank you all for your kind comments

Then:



I have actually made such a sander for angle grinder a while ago. The speed of an angle grinder is too high so it must be regulated down, as I have done with gears, as you can see in the picture. It works fine so I'll make some safety covers around the gears.




Regards
Olav

You can use one of those Router Speed Controllers from Harbor Freight (or elsewhere) to regulate the speed of the angle grinder. Those router controllers will turn single speed universal brush motors into variable speed tools. You can even use one on a shop vacuum to decrease suction.