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Steve-atl
PostPosted: Thu Dec 27, 2018 10:11 am 
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Grizzlies 10 inch drum sander is on sale for $618 shipped. The problem is it only sands down to a 1/4". I guess I could use a backing board when I needed to sand something thinner but that seems like a hassle.
Any drum sander I should be looking at. Yes, the cost is a consideration. :)

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Ruby50
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You might move this to the Guitar Building page for more responses. I just bought a used Performax 16/32. So far I like it a lot

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Ruby50 wrote:
You might move this to the Guitar Building page for more responses. I just bought a used Performax 16/32. So far I like it a lot

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That's funny I was just talking with a guy about a used Performax 16/32. So you like it?

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They always say minimum thickness is 1/8 or more, but it seems like everyone is able to sand much thinner. I've never heard of anyone using that particular one. I had the jet 1020 and I was able to go down to less than a 1/16. The same on several larger ones.

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Pmaj7 wrote:
They always say minimum thickness is 1/8 or more, but it seems like everyone is able to sand much thinner. I've never heard of anyone using that particular one. I had the jet 1020 and I was able to go down to less than a 1/16. The same on several larger ones.

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What are tops sanded down to?

It seems like you could make a sled if you wanted to go thinner. Maybe some MDF with sandpaper glued on. would that work?
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.09" sure you could, but no need I think.

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