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The following is a list of improvements and upgrades made
to the original wonder machine:
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Smaller
contact wheels provide more room for contour sanding |
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Fine-thread
tracking adjustment |
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Cork
motor mount for quiet running |
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Balanced
steel pulleys, a link belt and rubber feet help lessen
vibration |
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Hidden
wiring and a forward rocker switch look tidy and are safer |
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An
L-shaped 8"x9" worktable allows for fast belt
changes |
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Rust
proof construction used throughout |
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Dust-free
ball bearings |
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Strong
1/2 hp motor |
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The
improved "Wonder Tool".
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This
good-looking, lightweight, quiet, safe and strong machine
can be used with micro-fine to 36-grit belts, even 1/4"
thick polishing belts. This machine can do it all, from precision
miniature work in metal, wood, plastic, et cetera, to large
roughing out in sculptures and general shop work.
In three years, my new machine has endured approximately 1,000
hours of trouble-free use, and my shop would not be complete
without it. My grandsons are using these machines daily. This
sander makes my day not only in how wonderfully it performs,
but also the grateful memory of my dad is always there every
time I use it.
Nat
Ewer
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