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09 Re: Belt Sanders
From: stampe@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu (David Stampe)
Date: 29 Apr 89 12:11:24 GMT
In-reply-to: dbarnes@garth.UUCP's message of 17 Apr 89 15:49:43 GMT
In article <2714@garth.UUCP> dbarnes@garth.UUCP (Dave Barnes) writes:
Does anyone have opinions on belt sanders? I'm looking for, I guess,
a medium-duty sander for home projects. I want one that'll last.
... I'm hoping to spend $50 -$60.
That's what I spent for various Crapsman, B&D Pro, Makitas, that I've
burnt out or thrown out over the years. Then I got a Bosch 4 x 24,
over twice the price, but priceless: faster, flatter, steadier (one
hand's fine), cooler, cleaner, and quieter. I've used it to sand 1000
sq foot of newly laid rough oak herringbone floor to gloss varnish
smoothness, and to sand a classical guitar rosette flush to the
spruce belly. It's that tough, and that trustworthy.
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