I have the Ceros sander from Mirka. Anyone know if this pad will fit that sander?
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The best answer that I can give you is that most of the orbital sander/ polishers accept 9/32 threaded bolts. I have an AEG and a Porta Cable sander, and the pad fits. If your sander accepts a 9/32 bolt, then the pad should fit. I do not own any Mirka products, so I can not be more specific. I used a gauge to measure the threads on the pad to determine the bolt size, but if in doubt, call the manufacturer. Hope this helps.
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Do you mean the pad that you clamp the sand paper to? I have not worn mine out as of yet but to my knowledge you have to order it from Dewalt.
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Hello Jin, All of the INCRA miter gauges require a slot that is 3/4" wide and 3/8" deep. I asked our technical department and they are not aware of the specs of your specific saw, so please measure that the slot is the size that they mentioned INCRA needs. Hope that helps!
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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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It fits my Ryobi, the original design, very snugly. I like them very much because of their snugness. If I may offer a suggestion? You might want to lube up the shaft of your sander with a little graphite bearing grease. You will have a much better experience with getting the units on and off. It doesn't take much and graphite bearing grease will not eat the rubber. Hope this helps and happy woodworking, Best regards, PFirefly
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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.
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I am no expert, but mine works perfectly. I never has an issue with it. Try going to your local hardware store and see if you can find the one you purchased. Product number, or the UPC from the box will help you be certain you are checking the proper sander. Maybe the dust trap is broken?
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You can try it. I tried it on a different craftsman model similar to the rs241, but mine had little plastic fit stubs that needed extra small holes on the pad. I had to sand off those stubs so the pad could lay flat, but it's something you don't have to deal with. The pad is definitely thicker than the PSA pad so it'll bulge out. Then there's also the brake part which is a different size/shape of this pad. So basically the sander isn't going to slow when you turn off the sander.So basically the answer is you can screw it on, but it's not the right fit since its a different brake fit.Have you tried the conversion pad? which sticks onto your PSA pad.part #974484001 You can try it. I tried it on a different craftsman model similar to the rs241, but mine had little plastic fit stubs that needed extra small holes on the pad. I had to sand off those stubs so the pad could lay flat, but it's something you don't have to deal with. The pad is definitely thicker than the PSA pad so it'll bulge out. Then there's also the brake part which is a different size/shape of this pad. So basically the sander isn't going to slow when you turn off the sander.So basically the answer is you can screw it on, but it's not the right fit since its a different brake... » Read More You can try it. I tried it on a different craftsman model similar to the rs241, but mine had little plastic fit stubs that needed extra small holes on the pad. I had to sand off those stubs so the pad could lay flat, but it's something you don't have to deal with. The pad is definitely thicker than the PSA pad so it'll bulge out. Then there's also the brake part which is a different size/shape of this pad. So basically the sander isn't going to slow when you turn off the sander.So basically the answer is you can screw it on, but it's not the right fit since its a different brake fit.Have you tried the conversion pad? which sticks onto your PSA pad.part #974484001 « Show Less
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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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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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Thank you for your question. The 1250DEVS is not designed to use smaller pads. The ROS65VCL will accept both and both are included with this sander. Bosch ROS65VCL 5 and 6-Inch Pads Rear-Handle Random Orbit Sander with Vibration Control Kit 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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I should think so, as long as your sander uses the "hook & loop" to adhere the sanding disk to the sander, it should work. I use a Bosch sander, not a DeWalt, but I can't imagine why it shouldn't work.
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There is a 5/16-24 thread on the backing plate that fits most DA sanders. If your sander has this thread it should fit.
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Yes, this is a wonderful sander and should work great. Also you can use sandpaper from other models if choose.
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I have not used that brand of sandpaper Steve but they look like they will work perfectly. It is a good little sander.
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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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yes, it will work fine. Luckily, or by design, the plastic tube on the shop vac is the perfect size to fit on the sander.