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jill
15-08-2005, 10:01
I need a drill for sanding. I need the drill to be powerful enough to sand rust off steel.


What power drill should i go for? I think you can get a 710 whatt drill for about 20 pounds. Is this powerful enough for that.


Also i will be using small attatchments rather than big sanding disc. Any recommendations?

clowo16v
15-08-2005, 12:19
Go on www.screwfix.com and buy a cheapo angle grinder for about a tenner, and get a wire cup brush. They're by far the best way to remove small amounts of rust.

See ya

Matt

VIPERONE
15-08-2005, 17:11
jill.. shall i do the drilling in place of Rob?

northy
15-08-2005, 17:14
any mains powered drill will be good enough stromba.

Make sure you do your research on sanding disks though :wink: im not a fan.

VIPERONE
15-08-2005, 17:19
any jap mains powered vibrator will be good enough stromba.

VIPERONE
15-08-2005, 17:21
this one will do the trick!

http://www.archivberlin.de/home/data/imagesource/low/IS810-002.jpg

jill
15-08-2005, 17:22
8-[

Fred
15-08-2005, 17:42
jill.. shall i do the drilling in place of Rob?

chuckle

Lunner
15-08-2005, 18:18
Catch me on msn, i can get you an angle grinder wiht an assortment of discs for about £15-£20, and then you can get a wire brush to fit it from machine mart for about £6, far better than any drill.

Alternativly i can get you a 710W mains powered drill, wiht hammer action if you want to drill walls, for around the £25 mark, and an assortment of wire brushes to fit for around £2-£3 each.

And then the Norfolk - Midlands cargo train can deliver them...heard ti runs on chocolate :wink:

Lunner
15-08-2005, 19:25
jill.. shall i do the drilling in place of Rob?

Join teh queue, i'm next in line incase Rob isn't up to the job, i'm nearer than you :P

Justin..
15-08-2005, 22:50
personally id use an angle grinder with a flap sander disc mate. but not to coarse or you'll end up with a bit of filling to do :roll: