That might be possible if you were to disassemble the housing around the wheels. Never realy looked into that, as it is not a normal use of the mini griders. But without disassembly it would not be able to do that.
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Well, because it is. It is about 50% the size of a full sized version. Primarily because it is used for small objects like jewelry or other small metallic items. you could do small chisels as well on her or large ones as long as you can keep your side to side movement consistent. That all being said on average you only use a tiny amount of space for most shop objects anyway so the size is not going to inhibit most people from getting the job done just as efficiently as the would with a full size unit.
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Hello, can you put on those large polisher wheels like the ones on a bigger unit has? Thanks
That might be possible if you were to disassemble the housing around the wheels. Never realy looked into that, as it is not a normal use of the mini griders. But without disassembly it would not be able to do that.
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Why it looks so small
Well, because it is. It is about 50% the size of a full sized version. Primarily because it is used for small objects like jewelry or other small metallic items. you could do small chisels as well on her or large ones as long as you can keep your side to side movement consistent. That all being said on average you only use a tiny amount of space for most shop objects anyway so the size is not going to inhibit most people from getting the job done just as efficiently as the would with a full size unit.
Would help to show some examples.
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