Does this 60$ Tool Work?
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- Опубликовано: 25 фев 2023
- In this video I show off the $60 pipe polishing attachment you can add to any variable speed angle grinder. Ive used these for years and theyve made round tube work so much easier! See below for links to the products I used. As an amazon affiliate I earn from qualifying purchases:
- Pipe Polishing Attachment 5/8-11 USA (there are a few on amazon, all the same but different sellers and prices)
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- Pipe Polishing attachment - METRIC
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- Milwaukee M18 Variable Speed Grinder
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- Plug in Pipe Sander Grinder:
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- 1.5 x 30 Belts:
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- Surface Conditioning Belts
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Thanks for watching! Here are some links! See below for links to the products I used. As an amazon affiliate I earn from qualifying purchases:
- Pipe Polishing Attachment 5/8-11 USA (there are a few on amazon, all the same but different sellers and prices)
amzn.to/3Y1GKmW
amzn.to/3ZoXrtm
amzn.to/3m9J1iz
- Pipe Polishing attachment - METRIC
amzn.to/3Y3MXP1
- Milwaukee M18 Variable Speed Grinder
amzn.to/3Y1XQB0
- Plug in Pipe Sander Grinder:
amzn.to/3m7mUcC
amzn.to/41r48gs
- 1.5 x 30 Belts:
amzn.to/41ufSyU
amzn.to/41rwKWV
- Surface Conditioning Belts
amzn.to/3IV9Y2d
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Personally I prefer polishing my pipe by hand. And I polish my pipe a LOT. Pretty much on a daily basis. I used to think all these fancy attachments would provide a superior polishing experience, but honestly, the setup and especially CLEANUP afterwards would always be a major bummer. You really can't beat the quick and easy manual method which also provides that familiar and precise amount of force that you have ultimate control of. Then for cleanup I can I just wipe up with a dirty rag or paper towel and toss out any mess. ;)
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That's fine for little 1/4" cold rolled steel you're likely dealing with but some of us have larger diameter pipe that needs polishing. The area needing polishing increases exponentially as diameter increases.
You were just asking for it dude ;-)
Also much less chance you'll accidentally apply a 36 grit to the workpiece. That can take some serious time to remedy.
@@cdavie5 Mine never gets rusty because I do a lot work in "the shop" but I had a friend who said 36 grit was nothing compared to accidently using naval jelly once
@@jeffa847 You know, I was looking into getting set up for electropolishing, but I'm starting to think it might be more than I can handle.
Yep. I've had one of these in my cart for awhile now. Just waiting for the need to make a purchase. Glad to know it's a decent pie e of equipment. And glad to know the bolt is "actual garbage" haha! Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the review, Chris! Just hunted Amazon and found one for $40...only two left from that vendor right now. Perfect timing as I need this for a curtain rod project next week! Best, Andrew Thiessen
I just picked that up a couple of weeks ago and it is absolutely saving my ass on this big job!
Awesome video Chris. Very nice job explaining and review this tool. Can't wait to see more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Forge on. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God Bless.
Have it! Love it! THANKS!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Picked up some extra belts too…
kool tool would be a huge time saver in certain situations for sure
Most the grinders, you can clock the gear head every 90°, it makes the switch and handle in a better location. I built a cordless grinder and sander from scratch to use with the batteries I have, great tool
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This is where his "summary" seems to start... if you don't have time to watch the rest?
Looks like an excellent tool.
Thanks for making the vid.
Cool attachment! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Great video... Keep them coming
well done video, cheers from Florida, Paul
Great review.
Great tool !!
Just had to let you know,
your fixture table looks just lime mine, covered in tools..
.cheers my friend, Paul in Orlando....
Thanks bud I've been curious about these attachments you have a opinion i trust 👍🏾
Chris great video and tool . You might want to put a slice of rubber inside that locking collar ,like the thickness of and inner tube . I think with the bolt addition this would be tighter that a frog ass ,and that's water proof . Nice little tip : It's always good to have some nuts and bolts in the shop.
Stay well to your family and you my friend .
good info
That thing is pretty cool! Be cool to put a scotch brite belt on that
Wow. Add a platen to it and you could use it as a small belt grinder. Hmmmm.
Oops you just put that belt on as I was finishing the former comment...I see a lot of possibilities for that tool :)
Would it work well for sanding spindles on an installed staircase for repainting purposes, or use a deglosser/chemicals?
Thanks for the tutorial. I've recently ordered one of these attachments. Do you think I t will work with my Makita angle grinder at 11,000 rpm?
I use one of these to polish up my shaft nam'sayin.
Trigger grinders are the best 100%. Anything with an 0n/0ff switch is way too dangerous. I have a few paddles but mainly use DeWalt with the triggers. Also picked up a new Hercules with trigger.
Looks like empire abrasives has 1.5x30 surface conditioning belts
So how would this compare to using a bench grinder with a wire wheel?
If that's a stupid question forgive me - I'm new to this kind of stuff
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I could see using this to clean up exhaust pipe welds...
I have the paddle shift M18, and the place where you tightened the plate wasn’t deep enough to hold it in place, I tried with my 6 other corded grinders and it didn’t fit either, I sent it back 😅
Strange! I was able to fit this on both my slide lock grinders and it held up. The first one I put together got used extensively and moved to a few jobs and is still tight in place… I would imagine the QC on these belt attachments isn’t great so maybe just a bad unit?
@@MakeEverything DM’d you a photo on iG
I bought that exact same product to use with my drill press restoration. Unfortunately, it doesn't fit on the collar of my DeWalt corded grinder. So if you're considering buying this tool, be aware that it may or may not fit your existing grinder.
Same here, it's an easy fix though. I just cut the locking flange off, opened the hole up and tacked the flange back on.
What is a cube shape?
It seems as if the handle is on the wrong side, as demonstrated. Can it be fitted to either side?
Yes it can go on either side I switch depending on the application
cool tool did you ever use it on live edge wood?
I don’t think you’d want to do that because it would round off the top and bottom of the edge.
Why would you need that, like what would be the reason?
When your working on tube or pipe projects it’s hard to grind welded seams without them having flat spots. This tools helps make the whole tube look clean and nice
@@MakeEverything You mean that will evenly grind welds without digging into the steel pipe?
I didn't know that they had cheap ones of these. I am an equipment mechanic, and I am going to buy one for cleaning up rusty shafts, to install bearings and sprockets.
@@504mitchm it’s awesome for that!!
Well there it is. I'm a bit over halfway through your video. It's getting unnecessarily drawn out so thanks . Bye
If you stick a thin piece of rubber between the grinder & the collar you won't have to worry about it spinning & making the collar so tight. Say maybe a piece from a used inner tube from a bike.