Rotary tool sanding/grinding accessory Dedra 07F101A for wood, shank 6 mm, working Ø 26.6 mm

Dedra 07F101A is a rotary tool sanding and grinding accessory designed specifically for working with wood. It has a 6 mm shank for secure mounting in compatible rotary tools and a working diameter of 26.6 mm. Supplied as a single unit, this attachment is intended for surface finishing, shaping and smoothing of wooden parts in small-scale woodworking, model making and repair tasks.

Advantages

The accessory provides a compact working diameter that allows precise access to detailed areas while maintaining enough surface for efficient material removal. Its 6 mm shank ensures stable clamping in standard collets and chucks for rotary tools. The design is suitable for both sanding and light grinding operations on wood, enabling controlled finishing without excessive material loss.

Suitable for

• Sanding and smoothing wooden surfaces
• Shaping and trimming wooden parts and edges
• Detail work in model making and carpentry repairs
• Removing small amounts of material and smoothing joints

Key specifications

• Tool type: rotary sanding/grinding accessory for wood
• Shank diameter: 6 mm for standard rotary tool collets
• Working diameter: 26.6 mm for surface contact
• Units supplied: single piece
• Primary material compatibility: wood (sanding and light grinding)

How to use

Insert the 6 mm shank into the rotary tool’s collet or chuck and tighten securely following the tool manufacturer's instructions. Start with a low to moderate rotation speed to assess the interaction with the wood and increase speed gradually if needed. Apply light, even pressure and move the accessory across the surface or along edges to shape or smooth material. Avoid prolonged stationary contact to prevent overheating or gouging the wood. Replace the accessory when the abrasive surface is worn or when performance decreases.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and a dust mask when sanding wood. Select a rotary tool speed suitable for the wood species and task: lower speeds for softwoods and detailed work, higher speeds for faster material removal on hardwoods. Ensure the shank is fully inserted and clamped before use and inspect the accessory for damage prior to each session.