Hi Birch
Are you talking about this type of drums ?
http://www.grizzly.com/products/h2271
to fit on a Spindle Sander
http://www.grizzly.com/products/g0538
Can you post a sanpshot of it sure would like to see it.
Bj
By the way slow speeds are best, that's to not to low and not to high , it will burn the stock at high speed , the small drums will come handy in the tight circles..
Are you talking about this type of drums ?
http://www.grizzly.com/products/h2271
to fit on a Spindle Sander
http://www.grizzly.com/products/g0538
Can you post a sanpshot of it sure would like to see it.
Bj
By the way slow speeds are best, that's to not to low and not to high , it will burn the stock at high speed , the small drums will come handy in the tight circles..
Birch said:Purchased a set od drum sanders. Slid one of the two inch "belts" around the drum, chuck'd er up and hit the switch. Appears to me a body would be well advised to run those things at slower speeds. What say the Wise Wood Men...slower speeds for drum sanders?
Incidentally, the little set I bought has five or six drums, clear down to a 3/4" with "belts" or "sleeves" to fit. What would a guy use that small a sanding drum for?
Thanks.![]()