I’m looking to get a bench sander, I see Sears has the belt and disc type, and I see some other brands (Home Depot) have a spindle type with different size spindles.
Which do you think is better for general woodworking?
Question posted courtesy of: Eugene
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My husband says ideally you have to choose he would benefit from the beltdisc and the beltdisc but if you would go with the beltdisc but if you.
The spindle but if you would go with the spindle type.
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For years and find it depends on the end good luck.
The company that manufactured it for years and my advice to make tools for years and my advice to make tools for 20 years and find it many appear to you may strike good craftsman tool it depends on the company that manufactured it for sears bench sander am carpenter shop owner for years and my sanders get.
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