Is ther an attachment for smoothing curved surfaces? curved plastic surfaces to be more specific.
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There is a rubber sanding drum attachment which is about ½-inch diameter on which you mount various grits of sandpaper. I guess you could smooth plastic with that. Both inside and outside curves, but will have to watch not to get the material too hot or it will melt and imbed in the sandpaper grit.
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There is a rubber sanding drum attachment which is about -inch diameter on which you mount various grits of sandpaper. I guess you could smooth plastic with that. Both inside and outside curves, but will have to watch not to get the material too hot or it will melt and imbed in the sandpaper grit.
985851
The area you are asking about is curved. However it works well to manipulate the slide assembly off of most any object single handed.
1667591
Yes, it's actually very smooth clear plastic over a 3d relief painted to look that way.
353676
Some models have an extra attachment for rough skin such as elbows, feet, etc. I purchased this model for my daughter and she loves it!
400227
I don't know what you mean by curved in feature. Is the end cap the part you hold? Sorry. But if you can explain it to me better, then I can tell you. I don't know much about it.
1295164
I have not searched for that attachment. The picture shows the wheels on the outside but the wheels are actually on the inside of the front legs. Sorry!
1850598
Yes, any smooth surface. Keep in mind it is a STRONG adhesive so be sure where you place it is where you want it.
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Sorry, but this piece of plastic is fairly ridged. I would not try to shape it or make a radius curve.
846370
Unfortunately, no. It is a flat surface, but it is not a smooth surface. There are crevices, etc.
1361736
Yes, that would get you some curvature but how the picture matches may be a problem though. 2 different picture sizes.
2012240
Sort of hard to answer-the "frame" to which the curved blades are attached have several bolt holes so just loosen the bolts and the blades can be moved in (making the diameter of the blades smaller) or out (larger diameter). Sorry for such a lousy description but it does work. Good luck.
523457
No, it has a round tubular attachment that specifically fits in a groove built into the sides of the plastic tray, on the outside.
853425
Can you see where the curvature of the two pieces match, but they aren't touching? You have to push the clear/black plastic portion back to meet the solid gray portion. It's a little stubborn, so exercise some caution, just in case.
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It would depend on the degree of the curve but there is a slight give. You may want to use other screws than those that come with, they are not that long and may not hold well if the curve is noticeable. The metal is light wt enough though that I can use double sided tape to mount it and have not had any problems.
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Not grips as such, but the metal is enclosed with a plastic or rubber tubing that protects the surface from scratching.
1105678
In my classes we use the stencil cutter for small curved area, in particular. For long straight lines we use an exacto knife and a steel ruler. So the answer is yes.
92127
I have not seen any attachment; however it seems to me, using a larger diameter Wheel would work. I would hope they develop one.