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HD oscillating sander or belt/disk unit?
I have a sears 4x36 belt, 6" disk sander (that works OK), and spindle
sander attachment for my drill press. I was wondering if the Ridgid 4x24 belt/oscillating spindle sander is any better. (Can be had for about $150 after figuring HD's current rebate scheme.) Does the oscillation make a big difference in sanding quality? The adjustable table does look useful for edge sanding. Are there any other benefits or disadvantages? Thanks in advance David S. |
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