O'SKOOL 2 inch x 3 inch Sanding Drum Kit for Drill or Drill Press

Looks good haven’t used it yet

Works great on my drill press. Using it to do heavy sanding on inside curves. It digs right in. Also, my chuck is a little smaller than the drum, so I can do fairly wide pieces of wood.

works well. Used in electric drill The body is all plastic except for the drum face which his rubber.

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Works great on my items well worth the purchase.

It's taken my hobby to a whole new level. I liked it so much I bought a second one. Both of mine are perfectly round, unlike the little 1/2" Dremel drums. Try using a straw cut down the middle to hold the sandpaper (no more folding the paper). I'm using 320 and 1000 grit wet/dry paper, the straw makes it easier to load and gives me tight wraps. After the grit is gone, switch the paper around so you can use the other 2 inches. Works awesome on turning wine bottles into drinking glasses. Best edges I've ever made (8+ years of trying different techniques). Hand held drill is at full speed (2600 rpm according to Bosch), pottery wheel at slowest speed and of course, water.

I've used this sanding drum several times, including for some heavy-duty bandsaw cut curves for a serving tray. It worked great and held up well. I've also used it for some quick touch-ups. As you can see in the picture, there is a ring around it in the middle of the spindle, and the bottom is worn more than the top. But because I can easily take the sandpaper off with a twist of the bolt, flip it, and put it back on to use the other half, this is not a problem. It really is easy to put the sandpaper on the spindle. Best of all, no specialty sanding drum paper is required. Great price, good quality, and it works!

The drum came with a coarse grit sand paper. I had purchased sheets of 120, 220, 400, 600 and 1000 grit sand paper, cut them into 3” x 9” wide strips. They were easy to load and worked exactly as I had hoped. Easy to load and get tight around the drum. The only challenge for me was the finer grit paper ( 600 and 1000) tended to slip due to the thinner paper but to compensate for this, I was able to slide a piece of 120 grit paper around the inner spool. That solved my issue. I was polishing the rim of drinking glasses I was making from bottles and the 1000 grit really brought out the clarity. Also I slowed the drill press speed down to 1080 rpm. After polishing 6 glass rims, I would need to replace the sand paper. No biggie, paper doesn’t last forever when suffering that kind of abuse.