lunchbox sander

[tod evans]

yes folks while looking through woodshop news last night the griz add taunted a 12" single phase lunchbox sander! if my feeble mind serves me correctly 425 bucks and under 200 lbs...i`ll be watching for the first real world test of this machine that costs less than a baldor 5hp motor:) tod

[Richard Wolf]

Portable - 200 lbs, I guess!

Richard

[Doug Shepard]

Why would anyone need to sand a lunchbox? Is this some sort of Ozark thing?:D

Merry Christmas.

[tod evans]

it`s the possum sandwiches:)

[Michael Gabbay]

Let me tell you a little story about a man name Jeb..... :D ;)

[Jim Dunn]

Tod those are "sammitches"

Jim

[Vaughn McMillan]

Tod, I'm also very interested in that sander. Seems it'd be just the ticket for all the cutting boards I seem to be doing these days, as well as lots of other smaller stuff I have in mind.

Plus, my lunchbox is getting a little rough, and it needs sanding. (When it's smooth, it makes it easier to get the possum sammitches out of it at lunchtime.) :p

- Vaughn

[Travis Porter]

I need to send you some Chitlings!!!

[Perry Holbrook]

OK, I'll bite. What the heck is a lunchbox sander?

Perry

[Mark Singer]

I ran my lunch box through a lunch box sander....took the paint off..bent it ....broke my Bullwinkle and Rocky thermos...I won't do that again:eek:

[Lee DeRaud]

I ran my lunch box through a lunch box sander....took the paint off..bent it ....broke my Bullwinkle and Rocky thermos...I won't do that again:eek:You ran the thermos through it?!? Any fool knows you're supposed to chuck it up in the lathe to sand it...

[Gregg Mason]

Tod,

Do you know the model number for this ?

[Per Swenson]

If you are unhappy with your lunch box sander

and you posted your opinion all over the internet,

would this be considered lunch box slander?

Happy Holidays everyone.

Per

[Jim Becker]

Do I detect a bit of early egg-nog celebration?? (Make sure you at least give some to Tod)

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Tod, I've never heard of the sander you speak of. I wonder if it's anything like the Performax 10-20 which is a small drum sander patterned after their larger units, but very compact. (10" platten width, open at one end so you can flip to sand up to 20" wide pieces)

[Gary Herrmann]

Do I detect a bit of early egg-nog celebration?? (Make sure you at least give some to Tod)

My thoughts eggzactly.

[Vaughn McMillan]

Do I detect a bit of early egg-nog celebration?? (Make sure you at least give some to Tod)

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Tod, I've never heard of the sander you speak of. I wonder if it's anything like the Performax 10-20 which is a small drum sander patterned after their larger units, but very compact. (10" platten width, open at one end so you can flip to sand up to 20" wide pieces) Me...I don't drink anymore...I'm just weird all the time. :D

Regarding the sander, IIRC from previous posts, it's a closed-end sander, so 12" (or thereabounts) is as wide as it goes. Still sounds like something I'd sure get $500 worth of good out of.

- Vaughn

[Lee DeRaud]

Tod, I've never heard of the sander you speak of. I wonder if it's anything like the Performax 10-20 which is a small drum sander patterned after their larger units, but very compact. (10" platten width, open at one end so you can flip to sand up to 20" wide pieces)12" closed-end, about the same price-point as the 10-20.

Decisions, decisions...:cool: