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Bill Hall Bill Hall is offline
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Default Homemade disk sander?

You are so right.......... Could have bought some more sanding discs and
still had beer money left over :). Live and learn. Thnx
Bill


"Leuf" wrote in message
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-Leuf


On Fri, 23 Feb 2007 16:56:58 GMT, "Bill Hall"
wrote:

Something you may want to look at ,assuming that you have an arbor adapter
(5/8 in.), is a "table saw adapter", such as the one that Price-Cutter
has.
It is a 10' disc with sticky back sanding discs. I bought a small second
hand table saw from Craig's List and used the disc as a permanent sander.
You might check out PriceCutter.com, item #510-1000, about $35.00. Can
shoot
you a pic if interested, or post on ABPW
Bill
"Ignoramus9377" wrote in message
om...
I have a 1/2 HP motor with a 1/2" shaft. I use it for all sort of
purposes by attaching wire brushes, buffing wheels to it, etc. Also a
diamond bringing wheel with diamond layer on the outer rim.

What I would also like is to find some sort of a "disk sander
attachment", basically a plate that would go on a 1/2" spindle and be
tightened with an allen wrench. Alternatively it would be a wheel that
would go on a wheel arbor adapter (which I also have).

My question is, what are these discs called officially (disc sanding
attachment? sanding plate? etc) and what size would you recommend for
a 1/2 HP motor. Seems like 8" would make sense.

thanks

i