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Your cart is empty.The powerful 1/3 HP motor on this belt sander works up to 3260 FPM for fast stock removal and a smooth, flawless finish. The belt sander features rubber feet for minimal vibration, a dust collection chute for easy clean-up and a durable die cast, aluminum construction for optimal performance. With adjustable belt tracking and an easily adjustable tilting table, this outstanding belt sander also includes a removable back plate to allow sanding on curves or odd-shaped stock. Accessories Included: Sanding belt
DC28
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2023
Broke within 3 weeks of using.
Mark I. Wortley
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2021
It works and does the job for me
Joy Hill
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2021
Hard to beat for a quick touch up
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2020
This item is a great little work tool, it did have a defeat, but the company was very helpful and fast in the replacement, will order from this company again.
Leanne M. Keeble
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2019
If you want to put an edge on something this’ll do it.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2018
I use it foe sharping knives and cutting tools it works great.
Ciara
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2014
Bought this about a year ago thinking it would make a few knives then cap out.... it's still running strong and I have no complaints. It is great for starter knife makers.
rooster
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2012
I bought this from a local store, 50% off, can't beat the price. Didn't expect great performance so I wasn't disappointed . the table would not square up. I dressed up the mating surfaces with a file, 5 min. no big deal. As I had read about these small, , high rpm sanders, it was noisy. Some of this is from the high rpm. But MOST of what caused noise/ vibration on this unit was the driving wheel was out of round. Like 1/8 inch out of round on a 4 inch wheel. I'll get back to this in a moment. The good is the idlers are ball bearings not bushings. But given the vibration, they could not be expected to last. Because the driving wheel was plastic , I thought I could true it without to much trouble. I fashioned a rest on the housing with a small 90% angle bracket,vice grips, and using a sharp wood chisile, I was able to true it to maybe 95% of round. Without being able to slow the motor down , this was as good as I could get it . Finished it off with sandpaper, wala! It now is usable. I would not have gone to this trouble if I paid full price, but given the circumstances, and the fact that this size sander accomplishes the mission, I would do it again.I do think most people expect to be able to take an item out of the box, plug it in and have it work perfectly. It seems that setup is becoming a lost art, but it is necessary on all but the most expensive machines . And even then you need to understand how to check the trueness of the machine.
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