Could you not take a dremel type tool and buy these pads (they sell them) and attached to dremel tool and get same outcome?
225553
Not really because the pads are circular and on a plastic hallow disc that you push onto the disc on the tip2toe. If your mechanical thinking - Basically sanding pads are on a female end that is circular and the tip2toe has the male end that is circular. You would have to create something to go on the dremel that would hold the sanding pads.
225554
First, I'm extremely resourceful, and I can't come up with a good way to attach these particular pads to a Dremel (or any other tool) because it isn't just the sandpapery bit there, the sandpaper is firmly attached to a plastic cap. I did try to peel one cap apart, and it destroyed the sandpaper (I wanted to know if the sandpaper was going to come flying off). Second, I have used a Dremel, and I can't get a large enough surface to do any good in a reasonable amount of time. I even tried to cobble something up with a battery powered screwdriver (two speeds, both wrong), and a corded Makita drill, (with wonderfully variable speed), and I still couldn't create a useful sandpaper part. Believe me, I'm am way cheap, and if I could have done without buying this thing, I would have. I even looked into buying a professional unit, but they're $200 and up. All things considered, I think I made the right choice. That said, if you come up with a cheaper system which works as well, patent it! Seriously, you'll make a fortune.
2035757
No. Pads should be identical. Circular and identical thickness. If your pads are different they may have been a persons failed attempt at modding so they returned them.
421724
Most likely don't for a combination of reasons (like they want cheap and metal ones may be more likely to short/arc which is a higher risk). If you really want metal clamps, just getting some from a local parts store may be easier than hunting for an OEM to provide them.
705848
Yes, I bought these with some trepidation, but was delighted to find that the pads matched exactly the factory ones I was replacing, except of course, the pads were not worn to nothing. Otherwise, and what would have bveen the point?
707279
I don't know about those models. I looked at the shape of the pads before I ordered mine and they were exactly like the ones I previouslky had.
1318134
I have used it for sanding, but if you can find a Velcro style pad why not?
634392
You'll lose the adhesive but similar pads are availible at home improvement stores. I swapped them for velcro but they have issues attaching to the stock velcro.
408204
I don't see how-they would be unstable with the hole fitting and would not curve properly. Why would you want to do this? It doesn't seem reasonable as there are a number of very good shavers out there that would accommodate the blade.
732914
I don't know. I already had the silicone rubber pad & the impressions pad. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
498084
As far as I know, yes. I've seen some pads longer than these but not thicker, and not requiring any other mode of attachment. I've used them on road bikes and hybrid road-mountain bikes. But, to be sure, I would stop by a bicycle retailer and take a look at various models.
457419
no, I bought on Ebay, but here is the pads I bought... http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007YFWUDO/ref=oh_details_o00_s02_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 joefro21@gmail.com for the ebay link, $313 with shipping for two, bnib
2276895
Depending on the size you may need a larger or smaller chuck to hold them, but basically they should work with any Dremel tool.
1205128
No, these are too big for a dremel tool... they're made to be used with a regular drill
1331560
Dremel says: "Yes". http://www.dremel.com/en-us/PublishingImages/Attachment-Compatibility.jpg
1657866
Yes. They are compatible with any Dremel as long as you have the Collet set for the Dremel, Or the small Drill Chuck.
198060
Yes, at Lowes, Home Depot, and other such places that carry Dremel supplies.
1812226
You can use 'other brand' only If you buy a adapter. We have a lowe's near our town that carry's Dremel, so I usually stick with them. I've seen the adapter, but don't own it. I've never tried using it or know if the blades doing any worse. The dremel blades have holes in them that lock & do a good job on everything I've used. My Dremel came with a few blades and only bought 1 or 2 since then and they were dremel brand. hope that helps.