KATSU Electric Drum Sander, 1250W 230V Variable Speed Burnisher Polisher Burnishing Drawing Machine 100093
Price: £69.99
(as of Aug 24,2024 10:53:10 UTC – Product description Technical Data: Input Power: 1250W No Load Speed: 600-3000rpm, 6 steps control Voltage: 230V Frequency: 50HZ Grinding Roller: 120x100mm/4.9″x 3.9″ Grinding Wheels Center Hole: 19mm Cable Length: 2 metres Perfect machine for perfect finish. Comes with a 120mm sanding wheel allowing flat surface finishing as well as tube polishing. 1250 watt motor equipped with variable electronic speed control for a smooth even finish. You may visit our shop for Wide Selection Of Replacement Drums
Built-in 1250 watt powerful and durable high speed copper motor
600-3000R/Min 6 file electronic variable speed control, meet different conditions
Two-stage gear transmission, transmission of strong torque
Supplied with a 120x100mm 180 grit stainless steel sanding drum
Multiple functions of polishing, descaling, smooth, matting, structuring, brush polishing and deburring
Wide Selection Of Replacement Drums in our store
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Customers say
Customers like the value, performance, quality and weight of the sander. For example, they mention it works well, it’s well made and delivers uniform results. That said, some complain about the weight and appearance.
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Reviewer: Savvas Sidiropoulos
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Do you need this kind of tool?
Review: I needed a grinder to remove oxidation, burnish and polish a few steel made stools. Using a drill with attachments was out of the question – tried it and it didn’t give the results and productivity I needed.An angle driver with burnishing pads can be a good solution depending on the work pieces you have.This kind of tool is for high production work and it excells there. Not good for hard to get spots and not good for details. (You need an excavator to dig a large hole but shovels will be needed eventually).I was a bit concerned about what this specific tool would be like and how reliable it would be. Comparing it to the Bosch equivalent costing about 8x as much, left me wondering.It’s heavy. At 4.8kg is heavier than the Bosch (at 3.4kg) but not much larger. Well, you get what you pay for. The supplied burnishing wheel is effective and behaves like a 40grit pad. It doesn’t wear out quickly and delivers uniform results. Better than what you can achieve with wheels attached to an angle grinder, unless you have mastered you to use it.For the task I ordered this, it saved me about a few days of going through with burnishing wheels on the angle grinder. I still need the angle grinder for hard to get spots (I am doing stools, not flat surfaces) and I will also need the drill. But using the other tools for detailing is much easier and productive than having to wear them out doing the (few) large surfaces.The operating booklet is from a different machine but I didn’t need that anyway. The unit was easy to assemble and nothing feels like put together clumsy and being prone to fail. The wheel guard is able to rotate (and then re-tightened before use) to allow changing the orientation of work. That helps a lot with reaching some of the hard to get points.No idea if it delivers the advertised power but at max revs it does go along well at high speed and torque is enough. Trick (as with every tool) is not to force it. When grinding from the top, with the work piece below, the weight of the tool plus some human force to keep it steady is all it takes for the action. Working from below requires an effort to handle the weight of the tool plus keep it steady and apply some force to the workpiece. Not the way to go. The size and weight of the tool requires frequent re-orienting of the workpiece or changing of posture. And I also made it a habbit to turn the dial down to 1 every time I stop so that upon power up, it starts smooth and then I can dial up to the required power level. I found that from the scale of 1-6, 1 is useless for work as it has too low torque and 4-5 are the comfortable levels that get the job done. For deep scratches, half a minute at level 6 helps speed things up.If you don’t need the high productivity such a tool offers, you will be better off with a brand name angle grinder and discs. Look for a small size, light weight tool and pay the premium for that. But if you need to do heavy duty tasks, and can’t afford the 8x costing Bosch GSI14CE, then this is a good alternative.And if you have worked with grinders and polishers before, you know that consumables will cost 2-3 times more than the tool itself.
Reviewer: Len harvey
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Beast
Review: I have several Katsu tools and they have all been good and remarkable value for money, this drum sander is no exception, it is very powerful and well made, with a firm secure hadle and a robust protective guard.most of the work I have used it for so far, has been on its slowest speed, I may increase the speed later but it goes so fast on slow setting, I need to get a bit braver with it, the drum is huge but easy to control, with the controls in the perfect position.It is supplied with an abrasive polyproplene, sort of bonderd flap wheel, which buffs and scuffs really welI, I would suspect when I fit a sanding paper style drum on it, its performance will be awesome for sanding or stripping wood.
Reviewer: Ola Andreas Windingstad
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: works fine , but unit do not have ground connected
Review: the unit works just fine , a bit on the heavy side.Be aware that if plan to use it in environments that require or recommend an electrical grounded plug or socket, that this unit do have a plug that have ground but the cable used from the unit it self does not!
Reviewer: Gintaras
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Reviewer: Bravebart
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Value for money polisher
Review: As with many power tools in this price range I’m usually a little cautious, wondering if it’ll be up to the job, but for DIY occasional use this did an excellent job.Other reviews comment on the weight and it’s not light weight, but for what it’s doing I wouldn’t expect it to be.The instructions aren’t great with the print quality being poor.
Reviewer: wojciech kielski
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Excellent product
Review: Good working drum sander for affordable price
Reviewer: Colin Blake
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Missing part
Review: Unit arrived without an essential part so it was returned.
Reviewer: J O Parry
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Awesome would recommend it
Review: Has the control issues you would expect. Difficult to use on a long surface and keeping the surface flat. What we needed it for it was perfect. Great for material removal.
Product description Technical Data: Input Power: 1250W No Load Speed: 600-3000rpm, 6 steps control Voltage: 230V Frequency: 50HZ Grinding Roller: 120x100mm/4.9″x 3.9″ Grinding Wheels Center Hole: 19mm Cable Length: 2 metres Perfect machine for perfect finish. Comes with a 120mm sanding wheel allowing flat surface finishing as well as tube polishing. 1250 watt motor equipped with variable electronic speed control for a smooth even finish. You may visit our shop for Wide Selection Of Replacement Drums
Built-in 1250 watt powerful and durable high speed copper motor
600-3000R/Min 6 file electronic variable speed control, meet different conditions
Two-stage gear transmission, transmission of strong torque
Supplied with a 120x100mm 180 grit stainless steel sanding drum
Multiple functions of polishing, descaling, smooth, matting, structuring, brush polishing and deburring
Wide Selection Of Replacement Drums in our store
