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Don Williams
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I couldn't see any image at all....

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Nevermind...I saw it. They don't take great pains on that website, do they?

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I'm a little late for this one as I already own the Grizzly version....One of my favorite little tools though, I love this thing!

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Thanks Todd...you think its more or less the same as this grizzly product?

Grizzly Hand Held

The good thing about this for some of us is this company ships to Canada, and Grizzly won't.

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Great timing. I was just going to look into these and Grizzly is a 5 minute drive away so I would have defaulted to them.


I've always wondered whether chucking these into a cordless drill would make it awkward to hold.  Sounds like it's not an issue?


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Hi Kent,

I've used mine in the cordless drill and it is really easy, yeah, it would be easier if there were no drill to hold on to, but really not a big deal....I've found that the low speed setting works better most of the time as it takes off wood fast!

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I can't find any pix either, but I know what they look like. Website could use an ugrade...
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Thanks Greg.


Pictures are here


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Follow up question...since these are air filled I assume they are fairly soft and cushy. Are these any good for getting the sides flat prior to binding installation or do they round things over too much?

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