It looks like this will fit a Fein msf 636-1, 6" sander; true?
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Dennis, If you have a 6" sander, these sanding disks will probably not cover your entire hooked pad. That would damage the hook area on the exposed portion of the pad. I would guess that these will not work. D. Stockwell
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Dennis,If you have a 6" sander, these sanding disks will probably not cover your entire hooked pad. That would damage the hook area on the exposed portion of the pad. I would guess that these will not work.D. Stockwell
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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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I have a Dewalt 12" compound sliding miter saw. It should fit yours as easily. Check the fast cap website for compatibility.
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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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Unfortunately, I can't answer that. It fits my saw which is SawStop Cabinet Saw. Sorry about that.
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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
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I don't think it will fit. Check the web site and there is a listing of which models fit specific saws.
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I do know that it will fit Makita saws. That being said I would contact Prazi and inquire about it as I believe it may be limited to certain models.
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most 12in miter saws have a 1in arbor it should fit you should be able to measure blade or look up specs on internet
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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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I'm not sure. Chances are that, yes it will fit, but you will need to drill a few holes in the saw to make it fit. Don't worry, a few clean holes won't hurt the saw. Just make sure to measure accurately.
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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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Not exactly sure about bosch 3127. But i have a dewalt 6 inch random orbital sander and i can fit that a bosch planer, roto zip and square finish sander so you really shouldnt have a problem.
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Yes. In fact, I purchased these for mine and they work well. Just ensure that the number of holes match in the sander and the sandpaper.
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I'm not certain but it is very adjustable so would likely fit any saw with a miter slot. Worked in my Jet 52" cabinet saw
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Here's one source I found: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/dewalt-d26441-type-sheet-sander-parts-c-1009_2742_4000.html
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As long as your machines miter slots are 3/4"w x3/8"d it will fit. It is a nice miter & accurate as well. Well worth the money.