Sears.com has the Craftsman 0.5 amp 3D Sander for $10 with free shipping. Variable speed, 800-2600 rpm, bevel gearing, 240/150/100 grit, hook and loop sand paper mounting. They currently offer free shipping on all tools, no minimum purchase required.
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#1
thelehmanlip - Posted 7:28 am PST 11/14/07 (219 Posts)
looks like you could have some fun with this thing...
mmmm... powertools
#2
bmndibb - Posted 7:36 am PST 11/14/07 (525 Posts)
Shut up.
#3
seymour - Posted 7:37 am PST 11/14/07 (1046 Posts)
This is really cheap, but 1/2 and amp is almost no power at all. Only useful for very light sanding projects.
#4
david_gonad - Posted 7:49 am PST 11/14/07 (46 Posts)
Like the inkjet printers.... in this case, the sander is a giveaway, but they get ya on the prices of the sanding discs !
#5
bradbranch - Posted 7:59 am PST 11/14/07 (329 Posts)
Can't beat this price, I just bought one. .89 in tax
#6
hitech007 - Posted 8:01 am PST 11/14/07 (47 Posts)
cheap enough to buy 1 ... just for fun.. lol
#7
toaddink - Posted 8:26 am PST 11/14/07 (95 Posts)
A standard orbital sander would be a better deal since you can use pretty much any sandpaper off the shelf.
#8
minwoo832 - Posted 9:33 am PST 11/14/07 (275 Posts)
So they charge $10 for the tool, and $20 for the sand paper?
#9
suckafree - Posted 11:19 am PST 11/14/07 (194 Posts)
These can mess you up.
#10
kenv00 - Posted 11:24 am PST 11/14/07 (229 Posts)
#8 That is how they do with printers too. $30 for a cheap printer, and for the ink cartridges CMYK, are like $15 bucks for each color. So totaling around $60 bucks if you buy all 4 colors.
#11
suckafree - Posted 11:28 am PST 11/14/07 (194 Posts)
Sanders are to the laborer as printers are to the geek. I bet lexmark or HP actually make these.
#12
phred99 - Posted 1:07 pm PST 11/14/07 (223 Posts)
Looks like my Norelco shaver.
#13
phred99 - Posted 1:10 pm PST 11/14/07 (223 Posts)
#7 - This sander is supposed to conform to contours on a non-flat surface.
#14
rdcollns - Posted 1:51 pm PST 11/14/07 (930 Posts)
Has anyone used this? Is it useful?
#15
gulf54 - Posted 1:54 pm PST 11/14/07 (1902 Posts)
looks like a norelco on steroids
#16
gare_a_toi - Posted 7:06 pm PST 11/14/07 (33 Posts)
sears.com is an oxymoron.
#17
he162 - Posted 5:20 am PST 11/18/07 (1503 Posts)
This is a junker.
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