Thickness Sander Adhesive Hook Supplier

I know where but I wouldn’t recommend hook and loop. It’s OK for light surface sanding but if you light thickness sanding you will not get a truly flat surface.

I’ve been in the commercial shops for 40 years and put drum sanders at the bottom of the list and even lower with hook and loop.

-- Few folks really know how to maximize the potential of their tools!

This is what I have used to convert multiple drum sanders.
No need for epoxy, there is adhesive already applied.

-- Scott Smith, Southern Illinois

Grizzley: http://www.grizzly.com/products/Hook-Loop-Conversion-Kit-for-Model-G1066/H5037
I used it in my SS sander here and liked it so much I converted my dual drum sander back home.
Again no need for epoxy.

-- Paul M ..............If God wanted us to have fiberglass boats he would have given us fiberglass trees. http://prmdesigns.com/

Thanks for all of the replies.

Rick, I find it interesting that you comment on the forums when your profile says “LumberJocks is the worst wood forum I’ve ever seen…”

I wasn’t asking for your advice and you don’t need to throw all of your experience in everyone’s face like you do in many of your posts. If LJ is truly the worst you’ve ever seen, no one is forcing you to come back.

-- Dad: Someone was supposed to pick up his toys! Son: My name isn't "Someone".