Mini Sanding Drum 6.4mm X 3.2mm Shank
Shank Diameter: Ø3.2mm
Drum Diameter: Ø6.4mm
This Mini Sanding Drum is an essential abrasive attachment designed for high-speed material removal, shaping, and smoothing. Featuring a compact 6.4mm drum diameter, it is perfectly sized for detail work that larger sanding accessories simply can't handle. Whether you are smoothing out rough edges on wood, deburring metal, or shaping plastics, this drum provides a consistent and controlled sanding action.
The tool is mounted on a robust 3.2mm shank, which is the standard size for most heavy-duty rotary tools like Dremel and other high-speed handpieces. This thicker shank provides the structural integrity needed to handle higher torque and RPMs, ensuring the drum remains stable and vibration-free even during aggressive sanding tasks on harder materials.
Designed for versatility, the cylindrical profile allows you to sand flat surfaces, refine internal curves, and square off edges with ease. The drum serves as a reliable mandrel for replaceable sanding bands, allowing you to swap grits quickly as you move from heavy stock removal to a finer, more refined finish.
Constructed for industrial and hobbyist use alike, this mini drum is built to withstand the heat and friction of repetitive use. Its small footprint makes it a go-to solution for intricate woodworking projects, model making, and automotive detailing where precision and access to confined spaces are paramount for a professional result.
Application:
- Max RPM: 35 000 RPM
- Engraving, sign-making, modelling, crafting, and fine woodworking.
- Hardwood: 15 000 - 20 000 RPM
- Softwood: 15 000 - 20 000 RPM
- Aluminium: 15 000 RPM
- Brass: 15 000 RPM
- Copper: 15 000 RPM
- Plastic: 10 000 - 20 000 RPM
- Steel: 10 000 - 25 000 RPM
- Contractor
- Fabrication
- Woodworking
- DIY
The shank of the rotary cutter is securely locked in place by fitting it in the corresponding collet or making use of a keyless chuck.
Rotation speed:
Most rotary tools have the benefit to adjust the rotation speed. Many tool bits that fit in rotary tools have a maximum speed setting. This can be found on the packaging.
All materials react differently to speed and will need the tool bit to rotate slower. It is recommended to start using accessories on the slower speed first, before increasing the speed as needed.
The diameter of the tool bit fitted also determines the rotation speed. The larger the diameter, the slower the speed. If the speed is set too high, it could bend the shank/shaft resulting in injury.
