How do you keep the sander/polishing pad from wobbling?
377466
Maybey ur missing a screw in the bottom which helps keep it balanced it sounds like a screw broke i had it happen which made it wobble ,check the bottom
377467
Jerry, do you know exactly what is wobbling? The P-C 7346 is a random orbit sander/polisher and has a high speed wobble by design. If your using the hook & loop pad system the pad must be centered as close to center as possible or a wobble will be created also. You might want to check the rotating concentric for tightness...Bob
1170702
I cut felt pads to put where the 2 pins are located, instead of the rubber. Only time it rattled since has been when I made the roll bar pin move on 1 side
2246572
Use a slipping mat. The stuff that usually goes under the rug to keep it from sliding. That should help
1918737
Try to lightly hold the handle but allow it to spin with the mop instead of holding the handle still. Should help with that.
1238535
It's designed to wobble. The wobble is what allows it to function without what ever your grinding getting stuck, even when you have it set to a fine grind. The side to side movement keeps different sized pieces moving down through the cutting edges. If it was fixed in place, you would have pieces that are too large not feeding through.
659672
I have the same issue, it takes a little bit of finessing and turning to get it to sit level. It works really well.
106628
ok you got two possibility's hear # 1 you got a bad motor and yes iv heard of this happening because the sander's are not made in the USA \ # 2 you have got the adjustment tension for the belt wayyyy to tight with the sanding belt on so it put's wicked strain on the motor # 3 you may want to try a heaver belt grit
2150928
Mine wobbled a bit, but I noticed that there is a raised ridge on one side of the pedestal shaft, this must be in front directly opposite the adjustment knob as the shaft is undersized. As far as the tilt, the rubber washers must be between the fan and the yoke, not the yoke and adjustment knobs. If yours is assembled correctly and still moves, a pair of steel washers between the yoke and knob should provide enough tension.
1970256
Try a stainless steel pad, very gently. I cut mine down and did not have that problem.
744621
so far, I just shake it. Might vacuum or use sticky roller. I would look on computer for customer help ph. no. of B&H; and ask them.
1662910
Sorry, I don't know for sure. However, in some cases it is necessary to obtain shorter screws and/or use washers as shims under the screw heads in order to prevent the original screws from "bottoming out" which prevents the pad from being tightened down properly. In a similar (but not identical) situation I used lock washers. If in any doubt, DO NOT USE THE TOOL! It could be very dangerous to do so.
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When I first got the saw, yes there was a lot of side to side wobble. I pulled the plastic strips the saw runs on off and placed them as far apart as possible. The saw is now rock solid when it's on the rail. Another change I made was I cut out about 1" of the spring that holds the saw in the up position. This still holds the saw up but drastically reduces the wrist fatigue when using the saw. It makes it much easier to hold down when reaching across a 4' wide sheet. (Check out https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vqqcmC5UY5E) After making these changes, I have absolutely no regrets in purchasing this saw. I'm much happier with it than a homemade edge guide and a standard circular saw. Hope this helps.
303716
I have noticed that the adjustment knob does wobble abit, but it doesn't seem to be hurting anything. In the manual it does say that the grinders will loosen over time, but that there are adjustment screws that ban be tightened. So far so good, no problems.
77443
I am not sure what you are asking, I have no problem, but it sounds like maybe you do not have the mop head on securely so that is why it is flopping. Try re attaching the mop head and make sure it is clicked on securely.
1813971
Well put it on a sturdy flat surface. wobbly surfaces can cause subtle movement in the material being weighed, especially the surface plate. Once it is still it should settle to zero if it doesn't, then hit the tare action and that will re zero the scale. The directions should tell you on how to operate the tare function.
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Marius, I use the Astro Pneumatic as a base to which I attach hook and loop foam polishing pads. I could see where you might attach sanding discs to it as well, but I have never done that, so couldn't recommend it one way or the other. It is very rigid and I suspect that you would need more flexibility for sanding purposes. Good luck. Bob
753807
Hi Catherine, although I've only used mine in the Dremel 4000, I've not noticed any wobble. Is there any slop at all where its connected to the tool? And even more importantly, is the blade tight on the attachment? I wouldn't suggest using it until you are sure it is secured properly to the unit. I would suggest you call Dremel, they have a great customer service group thwt can walk you through it live. Good luck! Brad