is there a connection for this I can purchase to connect ot my random orbit sander??
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My sander has a 1 1/16" outside diameter on the vacuum port and the armorall vacuum fit right on it. It's a dewalt sander and I bet it's a standard size port. The vacuum works GREAT at keeping the dust down, way better than the little bag the sander came with. I don't think you will need anything extra.
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Ereplacment, no longer carries tool boxes for this sander. You can place it in a Festool systainer Sys 2 on it's side or a Sys 3 standing with room for paper or go online and see if anyone has one for sale. Mine is in a Dewalt tough box with my other Makita sanders.
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No you cannot easily connect to a shop vac. The port coming off the sander is too small and the connector to the bag is oddly shaped so you can't even tape a hose to it. You could order a special adaptor from a third party and hope it doesn't fall off. For less money both DeWalt and Milwakee make sanders that easily accept shop vac hoses. There is much less dust when connected to the suction of a vac than used with just a tiny bag for collection.
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I bought this for my son, and he already had batteries for his Makita drill and other tools. I am certain the Sander has to be the same brand. Lowes could resolve the question though. Good luck
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You can use the sander in any direction. Others have suggested an orbital sander, but if you're looking to get your work done quickly, this will certainly do a quicker and more powerful job.
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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
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The sander does not operate in a circular motion...for that you would want to consider a Random Orbital Sander
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Obviously Home Depot and Lowes will carry the bulk of what you will need for your project, but if you have a more non-standard size or grit that you are looking for check out: http://www.aaabrasives.com/. If that still doesn't get you what you need, Google the make & model of your sander and look for its specifications: this will tell you exactly what you need.
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Thank you for your question. The Bosch ROS20VSK dust port will accept 35mm hoses without an adapter so the Bosch VAC005 vacuum hose will connect directly to the sander. If you have further questions please feel free to contact our Bosch Customer Service Representatives at 1-877-BOSCH-99 (1-877-267-2499).
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The brand doesn't matter. So long as the sander is a 5" orbital with 5 or 8 holes it will fit.
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There's a small black plastic connector which connects to the square outlet at the back of the sander that mates to this hose. It is available at Amazon; check on the page of your sander model for it. That's where I found mine.
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There are two types of hole patterns the one for this tool has 6 holes. Or no hole and you can punch them. This is a very serious sander. I own various but this one has daddy parts. You can get the sandpaper at any big box store. Or any autobody store
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This can only be used on an angle grinder, I have not seen a version of this in a flat pad for a random orbit sander.
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maybe but i would go for the round orbital sander, the one for velcro discs. few dollars and a huge diference. sheet sanders are going obsolete and soon to be extinted, they also leave "curls" on the sanded surface.
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When you remove the cloth output filter you will see that two different diameter hose connections can be made. One connection has an OD of about 1 inch and the other about 1.5 inches. I did not have a connection that fit either of them. But, I had some 1.25 inch OD/1.0 inch ID clear vinyl hose that made a perfect connection between my small Shop Vac hose and the sander. This vinyl hose can be purchased very cheaply at many hardware stores by the foot. It only took four inches of it to make a solid connection that has never come off during use. If I could I would insert a photo but see no way to do that. Hope this helps. It really is a great RO sander.
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Yes. It can be used on an orbital sander. The best would be to use a medium density felt pad. A wool bonnet would work too. But it absorbs a lot of the material. It does take a little bit to figure out how to do it. I would not practice on an installed piece....
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That will mate directly with the dust port....CON: the belt sandpaper is already separating at the seam, used 6 times CON: the table adjustment mechanism on the disc sander does not keep it in an adjusted location, keeps sloping downward, CON you cannot adjust the belt table dive so that is in a horizontal level position. Overall I would rate this at a 2 out of 5 with 5 the best.