Will these holes line up with a Craftsman, 8 hole 5" orbital sander
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Do Not know. It line up ok with my cheap sander from Harbor freight. Unless Craftsman has some bizaar buy only Sears product then it should fit. Have only used a couple of the discs and it worked great for the money.
57403
They are supposed to be universal to all 5" orbital sanders. Works with my DeWalt.
1535215
no i doubt it this is a replacement for a air sander, grinders have 5/8 - 11 threads. What size grinder, the model number mfg would help to answer the question completely.
1616694
I have not used it with a Craftsman with one but the unit has a standard bit that should fit. I see no problem.
1879505
The brand doesn't matter. So long as the sander is a 5" orbital with 5 or 8 holes it will fit.
1224424
The sander does not operate in a circular motion...for that you would want to consider a Random Orbital Sander
944324
Yes. I looked up the B05010, and it meets the criteria. The things to look for are: 5" Orbital, 8 hole disc sander. Without question, this pad will work with your sander. When you take off the old pad, save the three screws because you will need them for the new pad. �
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It fits my Ryobi, the original design, very snugly. I like them very much because of their snugness. If I may offer a suggestion? You might want to lube up the shaft of your sander with a little graphite bearing grease. You will have a much better experience with getting the units on and off. It doesn't take much and graphite bearing grease will not eat the rubber. Hope this helps and happy woodworking, Best regards, PFirefly
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They will, but depending upon the curvature and thickness of the panel you may experience a chipped or rough edge. I'd recommend starting with a standard brad point bit and then follow it up with a step bit to get the proper size hole. A step bit should give a cleaner hole and won't be as aggressive. These spade bits are really more well suited for wood.
909181
The best answer that I can give you is that most of the orbital sander/ polishers accept 9/32 threaded bolts. I have an AEG and a Porta Cable sander, and the pad fits. If your sander accepts a 9/32 bolt, then the pad should fit. I do not own any Mirka products, so I can not be more specific. I used a gauge to measure the threads on the pad to determine the bolt size, but if in doubt, call the manufacturer. Hope this helps.
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You should be able to go to Porter Cable parts and then enter orbital sander and model number. Hope you find it.
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I do not know. The blade length will have to be the same as your factory blades and the center hub of my craftsman uses the star shape is generic as in the center hub if its a star will fit any other star mandrel.
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Good Day Sir,I did some measurements for you and hope that these are what you were looking for to be able to determine if it will work for your sander.1-1/4" from screw hole to screw hole1-5/8" cross screws7/8" from center pad to screw hole
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I'm not familiar with your sander. Mine is a Model 333 Random Orbit Sander with a 5" pad. This fit perfectly on that model when I had to replace the sanding pad because the original one deteriorated and fell apart. Sorry I can't help you.
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I bought these to replace original pads on Milwaukee 5" orbital palm sander with the 4 screw pattern. I can't see it fitting unless the screw pattern were identical. the 4 1/2" seems odd are you sure its not worn down and really a 5" as some of the 5" pads are only 4 3/4" wide to allow paper to overhang. hope this helps...check your screw pattern.
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My Makita is model BO5031 and it fits. I don't really know if that would fit your sander. Sorry. It would seem if it was researched it would tell which sanders it would fit.
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I just measured the ID of the connector. They are 3/8" so a 5/16 bolt should fit perfectly.
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from what I can find online, yes - it is a 5 hole version (latest PC random orbital sanders appear to have gone to 8 holes). why don't you just go to your local big box store and pick something up? that way, you can confirm the size and hole locations.