just a dust pag for 3x21 black &amp; decker belt sander
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Hello clinton the machine its good but not is black &decker, it's black + decker its imitation
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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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I cut to size and super glued a vacuum cleaner belt to wheels. The belt was already the right width and thickness. Works perfect. I also use swiffer wet or dry pads to clean. Just throw away when done.
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Yes it should, I believe it's standard 5/8 x 11 thread. Fits my Milwaukee grinder with no trouble and should fit yours just as well. Yes it throws a lot of dust but what grinder doesn't? If you are grinding anything cementitious your best bet is to get shroud, with a good vac it throws virtually no dust. You might consider a centrifugal separator as the dust will quickly clog any shop vac filter.
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If you have a Harbor Freight store in your area buy a set of 5 sanding sleeves. If they fit the Ryobi sander (they probably will) then the PowerTec rubber drums will fit. Hint: Rub very fine sawdust on the rubber drums before sliding the sanding sleeves on.
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This question was asked once before. It's got a 7/8" OD exhaust port and even if you could adapt it up to shop vac size it's just not worth the hassle of having to deal with the hose and the problems that will cause always being in the way. I don't even use the little dust bag that comes with it, I toss them, I wear a dust mask and periodically I blow the dust out of it as everybody should regardless if you use the little dust collection bag or not. If you want your sander to last a long time blow clean dry air into all the ports on the sander whenever you see it's getting really dusty. I hope this helps because I like the sander, I had the old version of this sander and liked that too, even better but companies always figure they have to make their products look new and improved.
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The P-C 333 VS Random Orbit Sander that this fits has a built in Vacuum attachment
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No holes, so you would not be able to use the dust collector bag - which doesn't seem to be a major problem with a smaller grinder/sander. It's a good hook-and-loop backer pad option for the Makita GV5000 & GV5010 disc sanders. Makita only provides screw-on sandpaper and backer plates, but for many applications the hook-and-loop is easier and less expensive.
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This is the one I got. I agree with the posters who comment on the so called dust collection. It doesn't quite work and that's why I cut the whole thing off on the band saw. I bought this primarily to sand drawer box's. The whole dust "tube" sticks out too far for my liking and made getting into corners too time consuming. I got tired of turning the sander around so off went the "tube". The paper hold down clip is pretty strong and prevents the paper from dancing around the soft sanding pad. All in all, for the price...I think its a good sander.
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I also use a shop vac with mine. The sander dust port has small nibs that hold my hose very well. I am icing a generic black plastic hose, and I am unsure of the size, but this system works well.
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I have researched two company's that sell 3/4 " belts in 12" lgth. The first is Econaway Abrasives out of Michigan. They sell the X22 and X65 style belts. These are equivalent grits to Work Sharp's grits At less than $1.60! The X4 at 3000 grit is hard to find, except from Amazon or Worksharp. The other company is Abrasive Express. They require minimum quantities of 18 per grit, but about .75 per belt.
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The vacuum port on the sander is pretty small but the sander comes with a tube that you can put onto the vacuum port that makes it larger. I'm not with the unit at them moment but I'd estimate it at 1-1/2 inch. If that doesn't work, home depot sells an adaptor for Ridgid shop vacs that can fit multiple different sizes of ports and hoses.
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Yes. My sander has a 2" OD vacuum port in the back which works well with my shop vac.
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I use the sander along with an assortment of belts to sharpen tools and blades. Will work on wood projects as well. Good quality unit. Very easy and quick to change belts.
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The older pads have 5 holes for dust pickup-- the newer PC #333 ROSs have, I believe 9 holes. You can still get both types of Velcro attach sanding pads. There are pads that have such an array of holes that they fit all types of pads, but that's not a good idea, IMO. Too easily torn. I don't know which PC number is which pad-- just get the right type for your replacement (Velcro or adhesive attachment). Hope this helps.
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If I recall.......mine had no belts. I buy 5 packs at my local ACE hardware for like 6 bucks I think. Uses the 18" belts. My sander is still working very well after lot'sa use. Could not be happier.......especially considering the price!!
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I assume you're using perforated sand paper. That is a must. It simply could be a defect, plugged up on the inside. I have a Porter Cable belt sander that doesn't collect much dust in the bag.