What brands of 6" hook and loop sanding backer pads will the spindle accept?
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I actually use right now, a brand out of harbor freight. 6", cheaper with a price of 5.00 dollars a pad. I use all three, compound, polish and wax pads. They work just fine. I'm not a professional but I love my vehicles to shine and look good. They do the job.
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I've used a 4" inch lake country backing plate and lake country pads with this machine with no issues.
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Ridgid AC28400 Spindle Sandpaper Sleeve 10-pack offers you a combination of fine and medium grit sandpaper sleeves so you have the options you need on hand to get the job done right. These sandpaper sleeves fit the Ridgid EB4424 Edge Belt Sander, and are a 10 piece assortment. I bought for Grizzly G0723 Benchtop Oscillating Sander, Length: 4-1/2 Inch
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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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Here's one source I found: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/dewalt-d26441-type-sheet-sander-parts-c-1009_2742_4000.html
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Yes. The pads are of similar sizes sold for Dremel. 1/8" shanks will work with any brand rotary tool. Pads come with a tiny centering hole which is very handy for mounting the pads correctly and squarely on the shank.
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It would work on my Delta planer with some inventive brackets and drilling a few holes. Most of my planing is on stock less than 4" so the 6" model would work for me.
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Any store (Home Depot, Ace Hardware, etc) that sells sandpaper pads for a "Mouse" type sander, or you can order them from Amazon.
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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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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 don't know. I have a Koblenz machine. Pads are roughly 5.75 in dia. and attach to the brushes on machine.
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This polisher comes with a 6 inch backing plate. A 6.5 inch buffing pad will work fine. Just make sure the backing plate is 1/2 inch smaller then the buffing pad otherwise you will destroy your pads.
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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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There is a 5/16-24 thread on the backing plate that fits most DA sanders. If your sander has this thread it should fit.
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I purchased a 3 inch semi flexible backing pad with velcro for mine. I don't think you would want to try this on a 6 inch pad. You need to get a new backing pad. I looked at what type of threaded mount was on my orbital buffer. Then I searched and searched before I found the 3 inch mount I needed. Here is the link.http://www.dexpan.com/back-up-pad-semi-flexible-rubber-backer-granite-polishing-pad-rsb03.aspxWith shipping, it was around $15.00. Worked perfectly for me.
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they are designed for high speed buffer with 8" velcro plate. My da polisher uses a 6" foam pad.
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Good question. The disk will fit your pad but you will find you will run off the outer 1/2" of your hook and loop on your pad. It will leave blemished on the sanded surface where the hook and loop touch. Best solution is to use your left over disks for hand work. They are much better than sand paper. I replaced my 1998 Bosch 6" sander just recently after 18 years of hard service. I run mine in my cabinet shop for days and weeks on end.
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If the sander has a Velcro attachment area that is in the ballpark for size it should be OK. The only way for the pads to attach is Velcro...I believe the Velcro attachment area is about 6" give or take...