We have a Makita B05011 and the rubber is getting very worn around the edges . I do not know what hook and loop means ours uses the stick on disc.
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this not the item that you are looking for . You want : Sander Pad - Adhesive Back (PSA) Part Number: 743056-7Try this link :Makita 743056-7 PSA Backing Base/PadHope this helps and good luck !
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hook and loop means it is like velcro. If you mean by stick on, a glue, then this is not what you want. But stick on usually means velcro like attaching of the piece
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Hook and loop is like Velcro, which the sandpaper disc fastens itself to on the sanding pad. I would imagine that you have that kind of pad on your sander. Hope this helps.
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If you have the auto stick sanding disc that are not adhesive. The hook and loop is what you need. The sanding disc are fluffy on the back and will stick to the pad.
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tried other brand hook and loop. had no problem. seems as if it is just the bosch paper. yes i did buy other bosch paper to check it out, same resalts, would not stay on sanding disk
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I had this same desire because I already have the whole F.A. Edmunds handi-clamp system, but when I tried the holes were too small. My husband said the holes would need to be redrilled larger to the 1/4" size. The rods that come with this set work fine, and it comes with a roll of loop tape for the hook & loop fastening system used on this set. I hope this helps! It really is a great system to have!
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That's a question you need to ask the company they have always responded to my questions rapidly.Since it attaches to the front of the saw by two screws it may depend on width of saw bottom plate. It works fine on my Ryobi's and B&D; Dewalt. Don't why it wouldn't fit your Makita. Setting up to center it can be nerve wracking but once done it cut true.
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Hi Marcus,Yes they are hook and loop and the SXE400 is a variable speed tool but must be dialed in, it isn't trigger dependent. See the little yellow dial at the top edge of the chord end of the tool. This dial sets the speed level. Great tool that I mainly use for doing internal sanding of tighter radii and would be lost without it sometimes. I haven't bee able to find a radius on a machine smaller than 50mm. Having said that I haven't looked at random orbital in an air tool. regards Mark
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Yes, use smooth galv. nails not ring shank. Having said that, I would not ever buy this again. The makita is a fine piece of craftsmanship. Well worth more than double the cost. Porche vs yugo, best analogy.
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I mounted it on the older style Makita job site table saw. I'm not sure of the model number but the fence seemed like it had enough mounting hole configurations to fit nearly any saw. It is a very good investment for these types of saws. It is a huge improvement over the stock fence.
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I don't know the answer to that but I strongly recommended in past against purchase of this tool. The oil supply channel does plug readily and is not possible to keep clean. Because of this, the saw "eats" chains. Makita has not acknowledged or fixed this problem. See other comments on this issue. I have gone back to using my gas driven saw - easy to keep oil flowing with routine cleaning for optimum chain protection.
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I've never worked with a Makita right angle driver so I can't answer your question. Sorry! I bought the Skil for my son and he was very impressed with it. It's hard to impress him.
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The one I have came with the adheasive pad, I havent seen an 8in. pad that was hook & loop, or any 8 in. hook & loop disqs eather, but it is as good a machine as a National Detroit gear drive sander, and at way less the cost, Amazon is a great market place, I am so happy with everything I have bought through there store.
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Perhaps... 3M Hookit 6 inch soft interface pad #05777 ... sits between between backing pad and finishing disc. Note this is for hook & loop, but I would guess an adhesive equivalent can be had too.
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If you plan on buying the cut-off guard get the 5" so it doesn't void the warranty since it is made for it (Makita will not advise you to use the cut off guard/wheels with the 4.5"). Otherwise get whatever your local supplier stocks the most/cheapest discs/wheels etc... for. The 4.5" and 5" are identical though (all the same internal part #'s).
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I have the 505 and found the nose piece very large compared to the Bostich and Hitachi. Looking at the same picture that you are of the newer model, it seems that Makita has made an improvement to the nose piece by making it smaller. So yes it would be better if you are working in corners.
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There is a OSCAD1 Adapter included "to allow you to attach the accessory in intermediate positions. Use of adapter will also allow you to use many competitor accessories."Hope this helps in your decision. Bosch tools are the best!
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You can use hook and loop or psa depending on what backing pad you buy. I think it comes with a hook and loop one but can't quite remember. My compressor is 85 cfm but I am sure it could run with as little as 10 cfm or so, THis is a bit of a guess. I have bought loads of these in my time and won't by anything else
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Here is the link for the new C-Hook arrows (http://www.amazon.com/Monkey-Business-FoamStrike-Compound-Replacement/dp/B00OTU2BOA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1415141652&sr;=8-1&keywords;=B00OTU2BOA)
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Neither this end screws into the polisher. Hook and loop refers to the method the pads stick together. aka velcro