Belt Sander In Stock Now

WHAT IT DOES

This is for sanding large flat timber surfaces, particularly a first pass. Ideal for getting a rough finish on new wood or for removing paint, varnish etc. Look at an random orbital or sheet or palm sander if you want more control or a finer finish and at detail sander or mouse sander for sanding in corners.

For heavy duty sanding jobs. Not for floors.

ABOUT THIS TOOL

Bosch Microfilter System, the built in dust extraction element draws the dust directly into the supplied microfilter box

It has a belt speed of - 350m/min

SAFETY INFORMATION & PPE
  • Safety glassesEssential
  • Dust maskEssential
  • Ear protectionRecommended
Safety glasses, ear protection, and other PPE are available for a suggested donation at check out.

YOU MAY ALSO NEED
  • Consumables – Sanding belts – Essential. We can’t guarantee availability, but normally have a small selection that you can purchase. You may need to buy your own from B+Q, Screwfix etc. See our Guide to buying and using sandpapers: edinburghtoollibrary.org.uk/guides/
  • Work bench, clamps – Useful to hold your work securely in place and prevent it from moving.
  • Other types of sanders – You may need other types of sander for places the belt sander cannot reach, e.g. the edges of a floor. A detail sander or even a scraper or hand sanding block and paper may come in handy. A finishing sander might also be needed to get a great finish.

HOW TO USE IT

The sander can remove a lot of material quickly. Keep the motion even and take care. Always sand in the direction of the grain.


INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS

Note this video is a general introduction and is not specific to this exact tool. We always advise reading the manual if provided below, especially the safety advisories, before using any tools.