Can I use these on a Bosch random orbit sander? I want to remove the haze around faucets on my kitchen granite. Thanks
1155619
Would not recommend, these require a constant flow of water to avoid scratching the surface. Granite has a high sheen, this could end up ruining the finish if there insufficient water flow.
1155620
Probably not, those discs cannot be used on a tool that has more than 4000 RPM's. Typically Random orbital sanders are 7500 RPM's and up.
1445835
i dont own this tool but i have a lot of knowledge on polishing... and for sure i can tell you that any random orbit sander is also a polisher. you just need to get the correct accessorie for polishing. Must probably you will find an attachment for the tool and if you cant find it.. any way you can get polishing pads to attach to the velcro. In the past i owned a porter cable without the holes and i used for sanding with no problem.
948243
yes u can but why would u? u can buy bosch 6" discs from amazon its the best abrasive's I've ever used, second best is from home depot the red ones.
794632
As a wood worker I would definitely pick an variable speed sander. Advances in random orbital sanders over the past few years have made them the first sander you should consider when buying tools. Random orbital sanders can be set up to sand very quickly or very smoothly, with the added advantage that the random action will leave very few sanding marks on the finish.
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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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I don't. Usually the adapter at the vacuum end has the ability to rotate and is therefore built fairly sturdy. If one meeting those specs is not available, and you decide to try a fixed adapter, the stepped variety might fit. They can be cut at whatever diameter ring fits best. I needed to use a stepped adapter for the other end to fit my sander. However, the standard stepped adapter sold at most home centers was too large. I found a miniture version of stepped adapter from Woodcraft was the answer for that issue. Good luck.
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Don't know. I'm sure you can replace them with what you need if your using solvents that would degrade the rings provided. I use my can for lubricants so not a problem. I would be concerned with the can and related parts deteriorating when using solvents. Plus I have a master plumber o-ring replacement pack. Sorry I could not be more definitive about the material type.
1094415
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.
275408
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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No, the SDS has a unique chuck, which these fit into. I do not think they will work, Bosch has a proprietary copyright on the design
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NO - Probably a little late for you. I bought the 73333 Dust collector for my existing 7346sp sander/polisher. The dust collector hood is too small for the 6" sander. The ring that clamps the hood down is too small for the round cylinder it has to mount to. Probably less than 1/16th" too small on the hood clamp, but then the outer diameter is also too small to surround the 6" pad. I would bet it works great on the 5" random orbital sanders.I did find another hood piece available on-line. I may just keep the smaller hood and pick up a second smaller sander. But this combination does not work. NO - Probably a little late for you. I bought the 73333 Dust collector for my existing 7346sp sander/polisher. The dust collector hood is too small for the 6" sander. The ring that clamps the hood down is too small for the round cylinder it has to mount to. Probably less than 1/16th" too small on the hood clamp, but then the outer diameter is also too small to surround the 6" pad. I would bet it works great on the 5" random orbital sanders.I did find another hood piece available on-line. I may just keep the smaller hood and pick up a second smaller sander. But this... » Read More NO - Probably a little late for you. I bought the 73333 Dust collector for my existing 7346sp sander/polisher. The dust collector hood is too small for the 6" sander. The ring that clamps the hood down is too small for the round cylinder it has to mount to. Probably less than 1/16th" too small on the hood clamp, but then the outer diameter is also too small to surround the 6" pad. I would bet it works great on the 5" random orbital sanders.I did find another hood piece available on-line. I may just keep the smaller hood and pick up a second smaller sander. But this combination does not work. « Show Less
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I was able to use them on a six inch random orbital polisher. My polisher was variable speed and I purchased it from Harbor Freight. I am Not sure if it will work on a straight grinder and it might leave swirl marks depending. The pads themselves though were excellent excellent in achieving the desired result I needed on a concrete countertop. these are all so wet pads so you have to have water running across the surface in order to use them. That might also be a little tricky with a conventional grinder in that you might end up with a shock hazard
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If you want to use them on the filter that's your call... They were not included and I didn't need them for my sand filter. I bought them for use on the pump/motor assy.
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I bought these to replace original pads on Milwaukee 5" orbital palm sander with the 4 screw pattern. I can't see it fitting unless the screw pattern were identical. the 4 1/2" seems odd are you sure its not worn down and really a 5" as some of the 5" pads are only 4 3/4" wide to allow paper to overhang. hope this helps...check your screw pattern.
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Hi from New Zealand and the question should really be , not what can I do with them but do I really need them for the type of Dremel work I am already doing. I'm a typical Gemini and have loads of fun trying many many craft styles. Best use for these is for glass and bone carving/polishing etc. They would probably be useful for smoothing out any chips in your bakelite projects. I recently drilled some 5mm diam holes in laminated glass and with the odd squirt of water to cool burr and flush away the ground glass they did a mighty good job with little sign of wear even after some 20 holes. My main use is for detailing seaglass trinkets. Good luck in retirement. Barry p.s. I'm not an expert!!!
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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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NO! Repeat NO! Use these: 3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge, 1-PairThe 2097's are GREAT for grinder / sander dust though, and GR8 value!Lets take that one step further. A couple years ago I used a NEW 6001 cartridge, nitrile gloves, tyvek suit from head to toe and sprayed ppg amerlock II for a small project - less than a dozen sq ft. Had shortness of breath from the isocyanacrylates (?) for FOUR days after. Those need a scuba suit with supplied air or an air wash spray booth industrial system for that. "... automotive type paint ..." What is it? READ the label!!! NO! Repeat NO! Use these: 3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge, 1-PairThe 2097's are GREAT for grinder / sander dust though, and GR8 value!Lets take that one step further. A couple years ago I used a NEW 6001 cartridge, nitrile gloves, tyvek suit from head to toe and sprayed ppg amerlock II for a small project - less than a dozen sq ft. Had shortness of breath from the isocyanacrylates (?) for FOUR days after. Those need a scuba suit with supplied air or an air wash spray booth industrial system for that. "... automotive... » Read More NO! Repeat NO! Use these: 3M 6001 Organic Vapor Cartridge, 1-PairThe 2097's are GREAT for grinder / sander dust though, and GR8 value!Lets take that one step further. A couple years ago I used a NEW 6001 cartridge, nitrile gloves, tyvek suit from head to toe and sprayed ppg amerlock II for a small project - less than a dozen sq ft. Had shortness of breath from the isocyanacrylates (?) for FOUR days after. Those need a scuba suit with supplied air or an air wash spray booth industrial system for that. "... automotive type paint ..." What is it? READ the label!!! « Show Less