SKIL BB9504 Belt Disc Combination Sander Review
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- This SKIL BB9504 combines a 4" x 36" belt sander with a 6" disc sander, all in one benchtop tool. The 4.5 Amp motor delivers up to 3,600 RPM for sanding wood, metal, plastic, and more. The adjustable table on the disc sander allows for creating the perfect pre-determined angles. You can get the SKIL for $179 and it comes with a 3-year warranty.
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Perfect for my limited needs building golf clubs in my garage and for minor wood working. Thanks for a great review!! Mine came in today, going to give it a try.
Right on! We hope it works well for you. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the review. Just ordered mine for small, light wood trim peices. Looking forward to using it.
Just say it... This is a "girl's" machine. But hey, I'm a girl, and I LOVE it!!! Also, VERY GOOD DEMO!!!
Sweet! I’m thinking about picking this very one up. Thanks Tim.
For less than $179 (as of Dec 2022) that's a heck of a deal.
Same exact item from harbor freight (just with bauer name) is under $100 right now with multiple promotions/coupons. Normally $135. Same tool... so if you thought that was a good deal... well... it gets better 😉🤫
Does anybody ever had the wheel adjustment arm break? My harbor freight one did after a couple years and I'm worried how almost all of them look the same.. Is this thicker metal beefier that the HF one? Thanks
The thumbnail shows you grinding steel? Am I missing it somewhere in the video. That is what I clicked to see...
You missed it.
That looks just like Bauer sander from Harbor Freight????
It's the same one except the one at harbor freight has a 4.3 amp motor
It is. And the Wen from Amazon, and the Ryobi from Home Depot, and the Rikon from Rockler or Woodcraft, and the Mastercraft, and the Hawi, and some company called Voltz(?) I think. Probably several more as well. This is the world we live in now.
Yes, I've been looking to buy one and many of them appear to have come from the same factory, just with different paint jobs, labels, and slightly different motors. @@giaxxone
Belt driven or direct motor?
Belt driven