Hi, can you supply a new sander pad for a Hitachi SAY-150 random orbital sander? The adhesive type, not velcro.
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this is a grinder...not a sander that accepts adhesive or velcro. It can sand with sanding discs, but you need to learn more about grinders. Do your homework online!!
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Sanding disks come in different grits, even 60 and 40 and they take of a lot of material quickly. I have used 150 grit...not sure if you can buy 240???...wear some gloves or attach the guard (if possible because these grinding/sanding wheels are aggressive and will take a slice from your hand if you do not respect it. Also try to use a rubber washer, it flexes while supporting the cardboard sanding/grinding disc. PS there is not such thing as a stupid question!!!!
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You probably could, but why bother? The sanding pad has two hold down clamps, one front and one back - so there is no need for adhesive paper. Simply get your favorite flavor (grit and make) in normal size (9x11) sheets, cut into quarters and fit them on the sander. 3M has something called "no-slip grip" that supposedly holds them to the sanding block. Perhaps that is what you are thinking of. FYI - The sander comes with holes in the pad and a full-pad punch, so you can hook it to a vacuum and cut down of the dust. Handy feature. The little dust can on it is pretty useless.
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Hi Sophia, The Bosch 3727 DEVS sander takes a six hole sanding disk. I don't know if the eight holes are in the right place to match the sander. Sorry it took so long to answer. I kept forgetting to look when I went to the shop. I am very happy with the sander. It was a good choice for me. Good luck.
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Hello, I dont have this particular brand, but Im thinking in buying one, I bought the adhesive sandpaper and had that problem of being diffucult to get it out, but I had this idea to put some BABY POWDER before putting it to the sander , it works great.
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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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If the sander has a Velcro attachment area that is in the ballpark for size it should be OK. The only way for the pads to attach is Velcro...I believe the Velcro attachment area is about 6" give or take...
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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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I have that milwaukee sander and I used this sanding pad replacement when I replaced the pad for the second time. so, yes it works:)
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My sander came with a small flexible rubber adaptor that I've jamed on fein vacs shop vac and festool vac. A zip tie or two I was in business. I would say if the dia is around 1.5 inches it should fit with the supplied flexible adaptor.
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Marius, I use the Astro Pneumatic as a base to which I attach hook and loop foam polishing pads. I could see where you might attach sanding discs to it as well, but I have never done that, so couldn't recommend it one way or the other. It is very rigid and I suspect that you would need more flexibility for sanding purposes. Good luck. Bob
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The Festool ETS 125 EQ has a StickFix Sanding Pad. The Soft sander backing pad is sold as an accessory and is item 492280.
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Good question. The disk will fit your pad but you will find you will run off the outer 1/2" of your hook and loop on your pad. It will leave blemished on the sanded surface where the hook and loop touch. Best solution is to use your left over disks for hand work. They are much better than sand paper. I replaced my 1998 Bosch 6" sander just recently after 18 years of hard service. I run mine in my cabinet shop for days and weeks on end.
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I can't say if it fits the DeWalt brand as I purchesed it for the Porter Cable sander that I own. The screw patterns that are predrilled on the pad might be for a Porter Cable only. You might want to try a tool supply store in your area if you can't find it on the amazon web site,they usually have most brands of tool parts that I have ever needed.
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this not the item that you are looking for . You want : Sander Pad - Adhesive Back (PSA) Part Number: 743056-7Try this link :Makita 743056-7 PSA Backing Base/PadHope this helps and good luck !
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I own three random orbit sanders and two of these, I use the 1'4" sheet sander to sand curves/round overs...I also use it to sand large pieces that I have shot with sand an seal...works great.
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I don't think it was. After I purchase two of them, first thing I did was recut the 6" sand pad down to 5" then I believe I added a 4" wide piece of velcro. Instead of buying new pad every time the velcro wear out on our sanders, we just add new velcro---4" wide velcro roll can be picked up for the cost of two new sanding pads--Much cheaper way to go when if you have a lot of sanders in the shop.
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Yes, the pad is a velcro pad- called hook and loop in the item name. Not too difficult to change and since the last one lasted many sanding i am expecting good service life from this replacement pad.