GMC BD1500 Belt and Disc Sander: Discontinued — What to Buy Instead
A benchtop belt/disc sander from a brand that left the market in 2008. What abrasives still fit, and what to buy now.
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A benchtop belt/disc sander from a brand that left the market in 2008. What abrasives still fit, and what to buy now.
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Torquata is Timbecon's brand, sold direct. Any decent 5 in random orbit sander covers the same ground.
A corded belt sander from Ryobi's DIY range. Retired, and belt sanders are a tool to buy properly or not at all.
Triton's bench belt and disc sander is out of the range. The current bench sander is a spindle and belt machine, which is not the same tool.
A 5 in corded orbital at a fraction of premium money. Good pad brake, decent extraction, and it will not last a decade of daily use.
A 2 mm stroke, 3.5 lb and a pad brake. The ETS 125 is a finishing sander, and buying it expecting a stock-removal machine is the mistake people make.
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