Rotary tool grinding/sanding supply Dedra 07F102B — for wood, 8 mm shank, 35.5 mm working diameter

Dedra 07F102B is a single-piece rotary tool grinding and sanding accessory designed for working on wood surfaces. It fits rotary tools with an 8 mm shank and provides a 35.5 mm working diameter for shaping, smoothing and sanding tasks. The accessory is intended for detail work, edge finishing and general woodworking where a compact rotating abrasive is required.

Advantages

The 8 mm shank ensures compatibility with many standard rotary tool chucks and collets, enabling secure mounting and stable operation. A 35.5 mm working diameter offers an effective contact area for surface smoothing and light material removal without excessive bulk. Supplied as a single piece, the accessory is straightforward to install and replace, and its design focuses on woodworking applications to provide predictable results on timber and wood-based materials.

Suitable for

• Shaping and profiling wood edges
• Detail sanding in confined or irregular areas
• Removing small amounts of material and smoothing surfaces
• Finishing trim, mouldings and joints

Key specifications

• Tool type: rotary grinding and sanding accessory for wood
• Shank diameter: 8 mm
• Working diameter: 35.5 mm
• Material compatibility: wood and wood-based materials
• Package quantity: single piece

How to use

Mount the accessory securely in the rotary tool chuck or collet designed for an 8 mm shank, ensuring the shank is fully inserted and tightened according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Start the rotary tool at low speed to verify balance, then increase speed as appropriate for the wood species and the finishing required. Use light, consistent pressure and move the accessory along the workpiece to avoid gouging; allow the abrasive action to remove material rather than forcing the tool. Periodically inspect the accessory for wear and replace it when performance diminishes.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection and a dust mask, when working with wood. Match rotary tool speed to the task: lower speeds for detail work and higher speeds for faster material removal, within the rotary tool manufacturer's safe operating range. Test on a scrap piece before working on finished surfaces to confirm speed and technique.