WILL THIS PAD WORK ON PORTER CABLE SANDERS
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Yes, That is what I use them on. they are just a little firmer than the OEM pads.
1705563
Hi Ross, I've done a bit of research and went the actual Bosch website and did not see Porter Cable as one of the compatible manufacturers. I don't necessarily believe it won't work though. If I were you, I would buy it, try it and if it doesn't work it's always easy and free to return with Amazon because they email return labels. Ps, here is a link to the Bosch page I mentioned. http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Accessories/Pages/BoschAccessoryDetail.aspx?pid=OIS001Best of Luck,Alan LAlan L
1354241
Don't know what sanding screen you bought, but if you bought one that is made for the Hyde tool it should work. I didn't have a problem with mine.
546548
I have used the Porter Cable 330 quarter sheet sander for 30 years and it has a very soft pad. This Makita Pad is not as soft as that....and I would call it almost rigid. I have both sanders and they are both excellent. The Porter Cable has the softer pad though.
133941
Go online & try the following: Porter Cable parts list for model 333, then owners manuals,then P.C. service/support-click on owners manual on right,then put in 333 at find parts,then 333 more details,then put in the Type 1,2,3,4,or 5 that is on the tool housing label near serial #. This is needed because some of the part # are different for the Types. You should get a parts list then. My sander is a Type 5. I hope this will help you. If not ,have amazon contact me- I might can help some more.
498127
It should work if it has the correct thread to match your tool. Mine was a porta cable sander and the thread is 5/16 by 26 if I remember correctly? Check carefully the specs on your tool. RC
1743766
The quick answer is yes. I bought a box of Porter Cable when I ran short installing hardwood flooring but I did have a couple of jams which did not occur with the Bostich.
1636185
Yes, See Black & Decker web site for porter cable part numbers that work with this tool: http://bdk.force.com/FAQ/PKB_Article?id=kA0C0000000CfyhKAC&brand=Black_Decker&group=&model=%22BD200MTB%22&type=&terms=&returl=%2Fapex%2Fpkb_search%3Fbrand%3DBlack_Decker%26mode%3D1%26model%3D%2522BD200MTB%2522%26sortby%3D0%26terms%3D
2156663
yes. Will fit anything either chuck or 1/4" drive impact. Doesn't even have to be Porter Cable.
2038066
It's for the Porter Cable 71 series stapler. It states that in the description.
2244441
The spec for my Porter Cable calls for 4" x 7/8" as well. The Freud fit it fine, with a bit of tinkering on the thickness - easy to do. Not sure if that is peculiar to Porter Cable. Works the best I have found.
531268
*5/16" - 24 thread shaft for use with 7346SP, 7424, 7336SP, 7424XP, 7435, 7345, 7346, 97455, 97466, 7335, 7336, 97355, 97366 PORTER CABLE Sanders / Polishers
1431914
I don't know you'll have to ask porter cable or look omn there web site for answer to that. Sorry i couldn't help you more good luck
921778
You will need to provide additional info on the tool you have: brand, model, style, how old approx. etc., so anyone can look it up on the web. The only search result for a P.C. "303 type 2" I found was a 7" round style paint remover. So that won't work, "assuming" that you are talking about a Porter Cable sander.
1928958
i made it work with Dewalt track saw and a porter cable bench jointer. worked great, but needed to buy special connections from a hardware store. it is a great dust extractor.
1079608
Yes, and no.... Check this out at Amazon: Bosch RS014 5" Buffing Pad I believe the sanders that this is listed as fitting are the same diameter hook-and-loop bases as the ROS20VSK just with a different mounting hole pattern of the base to the sander so it should fit, but the reviews of its performance are not great. Maybe there are other buffing pads that would work better.
1004150
I am sorry if this is to blunt, but look at the picture. If that is not enough than look at and read the specs about the machine in question. If they are not on Amazon, which the usually are, then go to Porter Cables web site and enter the model number and tool info and they have all the information reqarding the specifications of this particular tool. Then you know yourself.