Edge Guide for Festool ETS 150 EQ Sander
DIGITAL FILE - 90° Edge Guide for the Festool ETS 150 EQ Sander. Extremely helpful when sanding the edges of a workpiece, to maintain sharp and consistent corner.
This 90 degree edge sanding attachment has been designed to be strong and have a solid connection to the sander. Assembly is easy, using the 5mm hex key already stored within the sander. Just be sure not to overtighten the bolt, as soon as the gap is closed, it is tight enough.
As far as I can tell, this is the only guide on the market for the Festool ETS 150 EQ (aka Festool ETS 150 EQ Plus) sander.
NOT to be confused with the ETS EC EQ or the ETS 125 REQ. This adaptor will ONLY fit the ETS 150 EQ.
This listing is for a DIGITAL FILE so you can 3D print it yourself. You will need to purchase the nuts and bolts listed below to complete the build.
Included:
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- STL file of each component
- PDF file with print instructions & links to screws & nuts required to assemble product.
Required for Assembly
For assembly you will need the following:
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- 2 x M6 x 25mm Hex Bolt
- 2 x Square M6 Nut
The model has been optimised for efficient and easy printing, so although it's large it should be an print. It uses approximately 305 grams of filament, based on the settings I recommend in the included guide. And you'll need a print bed at least 220mm long. You are of course free to change the settings however you see fit, but please remember doing so may change the above numbers. Also, different 3D printers have different capabilities and ways of working which can impact the results.
For personal use only, NOT resale or commercial use.
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Product in use - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X3JR-GCqW0&t=3s&ab_channel=MakersManual
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