Customer Reviews for VEVOR Belt Sander Adapter for Angle Grinder, Pipe or Tube Sanding Attachment with 5/8-11" Imperial Thread and 10PCS Sanding Belts, Belt Sander Attachment Pipe Polishing Adapter for Rust Removal

Very good, works very nice and price was very reasonable. Would buy again but only need one unless I use one in each hand Trying to get 100 min characters here!

The belt sander is great and it makes building roll cages much nicer. The one thing that needs to be mentioned in the description that is not there is that this will not work on a normal angle grinder, at least not a 4.5" grinder as they usually spin up words of 12000 RPM, which the rubber gripper pad that attaches to the grinder cannot handle. It is like a drag car tire and it stretches out and then comes off. I ended up having to buy a variable speed grinder that does not go over 8500 RPM. It would have been cheaper if I would have just purchased the sander with the grinder motor. Save yourself some money by just buy the whole unit. Other than that I am happy with it.

I purchased a welder pipe cleaner and a brake. They all worked well the pipe clean and needed a little tankering to make work besides, that works awesome. https://youtu.be/ALhcLWAuwPc?si=G-KA9suqPVaDqyZ6

Pretty cool setup. works great.Will come in handy for certain jobs.All you need is a spare angle grinder.

I had metabo, makita grinders available to use. The makita seemed the best option to mount the housing, but the thread for the spindle was drastically smaller (M10 x 1.25 I think). The roller that is in this kit has a thread that was I think 5/8-11 If memory serves. I used a lathe to make a quick adapter to mate between the two sizes. Alternatively, if you have a grinder with the correct thread, the kit comes with lots of spacers to change the diameter that connects to the grinder. all but one of the spacers were material that was a bit spongy and seemed problematic. Otherwise, the kit is very heavy, seems well made, and ran true. I worried because so many reviews say it wasn't true. I would bet that was operator error trying to use those spongy spacers to hold everything aligned. Don't worry about ordering it if you have a bit of mechanical sense.