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Shop Fox 26 inch 5 hp dual drum sander $2550 with free shipping from Grizzly (regular $4300)
$2,550.00
$4,300.00
Grizzly is having a Memorial Day sale on Shop Fox woodworking tools with free shipping. They have some pretty good deals but one of the better ones is a Shop Fox dual drum sander. It is 5hp, 220V, single phase. It is 41% off list price with free shipping, which can run over $300 for tools of this size. It weighs 546 pounds.
https://www.grizzly.com/products/...nder/w1678
Here is a link to the sale.
https://www.grizzly.com/promotion...3-shop-fox
https://www.grizzly.com/products/...nder/w1678
Here is a link to the sale.
https://www.grizzly.com/promotion...3-shop-fox
Created 05-23-2023
at 06:05 PM
by Deadwing
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Most drum sanders, even beasts, are only meant to do micro-passes anyways. My buddy that has a cabinet shop (I use his tools way too often lol) has an 8hp with a 1/16" max depth but he never went beyond 1/32 because it would wear out the sanding sheet, (and those things are such an expensive, and pain in the 🍑, to replace) and it helps keep the motor happy.
Pro tip: when using any kind of sander, but especially a drum sander, max out on dust collection, and/or roll it outside and stand upwind of it while it's sanding. If you absolutely must use it inside, you should be wearing a NIOSH mask, running a strong workshop air filtration system, and using a high-throughput dust collector (like a big Oneida cyclone type). Your lungs will thank you for life.
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Pro tip: when using any kind of sander, but especially a drum sander, max out on dust collection, and/or roll it outside and stand upwind of it while it's sanding. If you absolutely must use it inside, you should be wearing a NIOSH mask, running a strong workshop air filtration system, and using a high-throughput dust collector (like a big Oneida cyclone type). Your lungs will thank you for life.
Agreed, it may not be as disastrous as the damage wood dust can do to one's lungs, but drum sanding without strong dust collection can both clog up and heat up the sandpaper pretty quickly.