I needed a way to sand some 1 1/2" to 2" PVC pipe adapters down a bit using a power drill, and this is what I came up with. Since I made mine, I redesigned it to use different size nuts and bolts, including 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 for the SAE folks (God bless em), and 5mm x 0.8mm and 8mm x 1.25mm for the Metric crowd. If you need to use 1/4"-20 or 5mm x 0.8mm hardware, try the models with “M5” in the name, they use a smaller diameter hole.
This design has internal bolsters to allow printing with normal infill, though it may be a good idea to use 3 walls if you need this to last a while and are using larger hardware. I printed mine with a 0.6mm nozzle, if you are using a smaller nozzle, you may need more walls.
The pic shows how I used it, minus showing it chucked in the drill. To clarify though, I chucked the bolt end into my drill and used the drill to spin the tool (and the pipe fitting), which allowed me to sand the OD down just a tad to get the adapters to fit a slightly out of spec 2" coupler on an ABS valve body. I don't really expect this to be much needed by other folks but thought, “why not post it anyway”, so that's what I did. Hope somebody finds it useful.
If you make and/or use this, it's at your own risk, please wear safety glasses, don't drink before swimming, keep 'yer stick on the ice, etc, etc.
STEP file is included for easy remix'n.
The author marked this model as their own original creation.