I ordered a mini sander. I was looking for one that was not orbital that would just walk away. Found this one and I am very happy with it. This one is a "Micro-Mark", with eight different tips and 60 adhesive sanding pads- 180 grit to 400 grit. It sure makes some sanding so much easier!
MicroLux® Micro Sander
Details Micro Power Sander Gives You Professional Finishes with Little Effort Power detail sander, 7000 strokes per minute Light weight – only 8.3 oz, 7 ½ inches long, easy to hold 8 quick-exchange bits with straight and angled shafts to reach tight spots Peel-and-stick sanding pads with 180...
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$62.95 and worth every penny
What would be its purpose?
Be aware. It goes through the stick-on sandpaper VERY fast. I found that buying heavier duty self-stick sanding papers and cutting to fit works much better. (Bought my sander from Micro-Mark...)
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It's best for the final sanding in corners you can't reach with a sanding block, using finer grits of sandpaper. It will not remove wood in quantities large enough to use for shaping or resizing wood pieces. It literally is a niche tool.
Hello Phil...... where do purchase your "self stick" sandpaper sheets.
jb
I buy it by the roll at an auto painting store. The rolls fit my in-line sander. They are 2 1/2" to 4" wide x 100 foot. I use it in woodwrking. It is a thicker paper and has a very sticky adhesive.
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Thanks for the tip! I love Micro-Mark!