has anyone else picked a speedsand disc applicator i just got mine on tuesday its realy neatb its used too line up the sanding disc to your orbital sander i got the 5inch 5pin for my porter cable sander and im now going to get the 6inch 6pin for my rigid sander i saw it on A Concord carpenter tool blog and it realy works and its MADE IN THE USA not like all the tools in HD & lowes go america
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JasonWagner
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#1 posted 1174 days ago
I store my ROS discs on an MDF square with three 3/8” diameter dowels that hold the pads, and allow me to put the sander down on the dowels and pick up a pad in the right position. I’m definitely not the first or even the 1000th person to do it. Just an idea if you feel like making something yourself.
-- some day I hope to have enough clamps to need a clamp cart!
buzz1956
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#2 posted 1174 days ago
I here what your saying but when you see and use this applicator its very well made and its easy to keep track of because its got a hole in the handle so you can hang it on a nail or screw and like i said its made in america and im getting tired of all my tools being made in china -japan -korea etc. and even though its only a $10 tool its a start i try to buy any tool made here i even go to yard sales to buy older tools that use to be made here and thay may be old but thay still work because they are a well built tool
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