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DISK SANDER sa DISK SANDER ABRASIVES sa DISK SANDER ACCESSORIES & JIGS sa DISK SANDER CIRCLE CUTTING x DISC SANDER x PLATE SANDER x RANDOM-ORBIT DISK SANDER xx SANDER Buyer's guide to random orbit disc sanders. Sixteen models compared. Use a disc sander and a portable electric drill to speed up the process of rounding the end of a turned finial. Convert a lathe to a disc sander with this simple tilting table. Tip on slowing down the speed of some imported direct-drive combination disc/belt sanders. Use double-sided tape attached to a larger scrap block when sanding thin stock on a disk or belt sander. Buyer's guide to random-orbit sanders. Looks at both electric and pneumatic models. Buyer's guide to random-orbit sanders. Buyer's guide to combination belt/disc sanders. Buyer's guide to random-orbit sanders. Buyer's guide to combination 6"x48" belt and disc sanders. Buyer's guide to bench top and floor model combination 6"x48" belt-disc sander. Buyer's guide to right-angle, in-line, palm-grip and pneumatic random-orbit sanders. Buyer's guide to 6"x48" combination belt-disc sanders. Buyer's guide to random-orbit sanders. Tip tells how to make a small detail sander from a valve stem and self-adhesive abrasive disk that can be chucked into a drill. Buyer's guide to stationary belt-disc sanders. Shop test of random orbit sanders. Annual buyer's guide to combination belt/disc sanders. Annual buyer's guide to random-orbit sanders. How to buy a portable sander. (1) Random-orbit sander. (2) Belt sander. Make a stationary disk sander by attaching a wooden disk to a face plate and installing on the outboard spindle of a lathe. Add a tilting table (made out of wood) equipped with a miter gauge slot to complete the unit. Shop-built belt sander and disk sander combination features a built-in dust collector. Build a simple disc sander from an old appliance motor and some scrap wood. Put your lathe to work as a 12" disc sander with this shop-built attachment which includes an adjustable support table and a vacuum box to collect sawdust. Random orbit sanders. A user test of seven top brands. A guide to using random orbital sanders and tips on selecting one. Tip on using your table saw as a stationary disk sander. Random-orbit sanders. A survey of scratchless sanders that mimic the motion of the hand. Looks at right-angle, pistol-grip, and palm-grip styles plus air driven sanders. Homemade combination machine. (1) 12" table saw. (2) Horizontal mortiser/drill/disk sander. (3) Vertical shaper/router. Uses only 2 mandrels and one motor. Framework is built entirely from wood. Making your own woodworking machines and accessories. Tips on design and construction. Detailed look at a "drawing board" sander suitable for spindle-sanding and foamback-disc and drum sanding. Shop-built disk sander features 2 large (16") disks powered by a 3/4-hp motor. Plywood cabinet features tilting table and dust collection system. Both sides of the disks are used to allow 4 different sanding grits. Est. cost: $176 + motor. Tip: Make it easy to reverse the rotation of disk sanders and other belt driven tools by mounting the motor at right angles to the shaft it drives. Then, a quarter-turn of the belt will reverse rotation. Tip: Make small sanding discs from automobile tire valve stems. How to use a wood lathe equipped with a sanding disc to produce a perfectly round tabletop. Boss spinner, a jig which is used with a disc sander to make wooden discs of varying diameters and thicknesses. Two designs shown. Tip: Make a really good disk sander from an old flat-sided, fine-tooth circular saw blade. Disk sander sculpts turnings. A way to cut spirals on the outside of bowls without an ornamental lathe. Uses freehand-carving on the edge of a disc sander. Cone-shaped jointer disc for a table saw. Wooden disc is covered with sandpaper and installed on table saw's arbor. Pattern sanding on a disc sander. Small ovals are mass produced using a pattern and a guide fence. Shop-built disc sander. Features a tilting disc, reversible motor and straightforward construction. An engine valve makes an excellent spot sander when chucked in a drill press. Shop made sanding discs allow high-speed finishing without swirl marks. Adding a shop built 12" sanding disk and adjustable table to the backside (drive pulley) of a 14" Delta band saw. Random-orbit disk sanders. A buyer's guide to 18 different models, plus tips on disk selection, dust collection, and conversion of a right-angle grinder into a sander. Upgrading a combination belt/disk stationary sander to improve belt tracking and dust collection. Quick-change disk sander. Build a simple disk sander consisting of a 1725-RPM motor, round aluminum plate, and interchangeable sanding disks (with various grades of abrasive) which quickly attach to the plate using three screws. Random-orbit sanders. A guide to the selection and use of both electric and air-powered models. Technique for squaring the table on a stationary disc sander. The spin on random orbit sanders. A look at recent innovations and a buyer's guide to palm sanders, pistol-grip sanders, right-angle sanders, air-powered sanders, and their associated vacuum systems. Sanding concave surfaces with a random-orbit sander requires the use of a supplementary neoprene foam pad. A homeowner's guide to buying and using random-orbit sanders. Shop-tool basics. Part 6. Narrow-belt and wide-belt sanders and disc sanders. Selecting abrasives, belt tracking, etc. Combination belt and disk sanders. Includes jigs for uniform sanding of several identical pieces. Basic techniques for using stationary belt and disk sanders. Build a miniature battery-powered disk sander for model making. Cycle power. Part 3. Convert an old lawnmower engine into a combination jigsaw and disk sander which is powered by a bicycle gear. Electric drill drives this narrow-belt sander/disk sander combination. Sanding jig for disk sander to make perfect circles. Use a metal-turning lathe as a disc sander with this accessory sander table which fits on compound rest. Add a sander table to the shop built faceplate lathe from the November 1970 issue. Make a handy disk sander using a salvaged 1/3 or 1/2 hp motor and a homebuilt stand with a pivoting table. Wooden jig which fits into the miter gauge slot of both a band saw and a stationary disk sander is used to rough cut and finish perfect wooden disks up to 16" in diameter. Jig has built in scale and pivot point. Build a combination disk and drum sander. Constructed mostly of wood, it features a removable tilting table for the disk sander. One motor drives both disc and drum. Accessory sanding table for use with the sanding disc found on the Dremel Moto Shop jigsaw/sander. Great woodworking jigs for your shop. Part 2. (1) Lathe semaphore jig to help when making repetitive (duplicate) turnings. (2) Lathe steady rest for thin, wobbly stock. (3) Drum and disk sanding on a lathe. Supersander. An inside-outside look at the most versatile sanding machine you can buy, the Delta 6"x48" belt sander and 12" disc sander combination. Includes tips on adjustments, shop-built jigs, and uses. Sander secrets. Smoothing rough spots with four portable power sanders. Tips on selecting and using the belt sander, palm sander, finishing sander and disc sander. Disk sander for drill made from a suction cup. Portable disc sander-polishers. How to buy and use them. Includes plan for table for stationary mounting. Make a conical disk for scratch-free edge sanding on a table saw. Jointing on a 12" disc sander. Includes instructions for building adjustable in-feed and out-feed extensions. Use your table saw as a disk sander by making a sanding disk from good quality plywood. Disc sander/grinder. Two-in-one power tool combines a 10" sanding disc with a 6" grinding wheel. Both are powered by the same electric motor. The case and stand are constructed of plywood and features a tilting table for the sander. Making and using table saw mounted sanding discs. Some tips. Disk sander attachment for the SM belt sander. Random-orbit sanders. Tips on selection and use. Build a professional-quality stationary 12" disk sander with an adjustable table and vacuum pickup. Tip: Make a disc sander from an aluminum disc and an old washing machine motor. Build the "amazing" 8-speed multi-machine. Use it to disk-sand, drum-sand, and sharpen. Part 1. Tip: Convert your lathe into a disk sander with the addition of a simple auxiliary table. Build the "amazing" 8-speed multi-machine. Use it to disk-sand, drum-sand, and sharpen. Part 2. Accessories. (1) Vertical-table drum sander. (2) Wet-sharpening wheel. (3) Drill-chuck attachment. (4) Grinding wheel and guard. Tip on using your table saw as a stationary disc sander. Random-orbit sanders. A purchasing guide and shop tests of 13 models. Buyer's guide to random-orbit disk sanders. Nineteen models are listed. Tip on using your lathe as a stationary disc sander by adding a 10" disc and 14"x14" plywood table. Random-obit sanders. How they work, what features to look for, and which models perform best. Belt/disc sanders under $600. Shop tests of five combination sanders and a guide to features to consider when buying one. Random-orbit sanders. Tool test of 12 models with 5" diameter pads. Random-orbit sanders. A user test of thirteen models. An interview with Dudley Davidson who has learned the secret of sanding wooden boats using a disk sander. Jig for sanding the edge of a wood circle using a sanding disk and a radial arm saw. Tip: Make circular sanding disks for sanding the bottom of blind holes. Made from sandpaper, veneer and dowel. Tip: Use valves from gasoline engines as disk sanding pads. Tip: Use dental sanding disks and mandrel for small sanding jobs. Disc sander jig to clean and dress toy wheels that are cut with a hole saw. Tip on making padded sanding discs for use on a lathe. Tip on making a Velcro-backed sanding disc. Tips on making a sanding drum and sanding disc for use on a lathe. Simple disc-sanding table with micro-adjustment for a lathe equipped with a sanding disc. Use it to achieve "perfect" joints when using coopering to prepare turning blanks. Disk sander features two disks, a fixed and an adjustable table, and a motor salvaged from a washing machine. Get more from your lathe with simple jigs. Part 1. Disc sander, sanding table (with sawdust collector), and miter gauge. A sander for large surfaces. Tips on using 8" self-sticking sanding disks and a sander/polisher machine (as used in automobile body shops) to sand large, flat surfaces. Shop-built 8" disk sander uses a small electric motor of 1/3 to 1/2 horsepower. Tabletop base, motor support and adjustable work table are built of wood. Tip suggests adhering small pads cut from pressure-sensitive adhesive sandpaper to a wood work piece for better control when working against a stationary disc sander. Build a miniature disk sander for hobby work. Unit is 7"x7"x8" wide and is powered by a small electric motor, such as one used on a small fan. Sanding face is 4" in diameter. Combination disk & drum sander is built from scrap parts. Equip a 1/3 or 1/2-hp double-end shaft motor with a disk on one end and a drum on the other. Then add adjustable tables. Auxiliary table converts a lathe into a disc sander. Tip: Jig for sanding curved work and disks on a stationary disc sander. | |||||||||
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