I've noticed this tool a long time agoWell, I always want to try it out first before buying it, to see if it's really user-friendly...

 

To be honest, I'm quite satisfied with this tool, but my house is already full of all kinds of useless clutter, with nowhere to put them. At work, there are only a few tools that I really use. But this time, I didn't make a mistake - this tool is really very useful. Even if it's a plastic version, it's very easy to use. If you want, you can also choose to buy a metal versionOriginal factory model, you can also make and use it yourself. When handling small workpieces, you'll hardly feel any burden, so the plastic sandpaper holder is quite convenient to use.

 

Except for the slightly different thickness, the shape of this tool is exactly the same as the original version. Considering that it is used for plastic processing, I deliberately chose a 8-millimeter-thick material.

 

The video shows the printing results of the first edition, but then I designed and produced the second edition, which has a more stable and reliable fixed structure. Therefore, I would recommend that you print the second edition. Of course, if you use it properly and take good care of it, the first edition can also be used for a long time.
 

For more details, please watch the video:

In the video of another project, I particularly highlighted this tool and demonstrated various polishing techniques in detail:

If you also like this little gadget, remember to give it a thumbs-up and let me know!
 

The purchase links for each part are attached below:

• M2.5×4.0×2.5 internal thread insert
• M2.5 round head screws
• Dry and wet dual-use sandpaper
• 502 50g Strong Fast-drying Glue
• TopZeal ABS 3D printing consumables

Links to commonly used tools:

• NOGA deburring tools and blades
• Mini electric belt sander
• Machine-used tap sets
• Internal thread taps
• Mini wireless grinding machine
• Handheld grinding tools for surface polishing