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I've owned one of these for years and love it. I use it for all sorts of things, leather just being one of them. Its both a belt sander as well as spindle sander and changing between modes takes seconds.

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How's the dust collection on the Rigid?

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Jake...there's a dust collection port on the back of the machine. I have mine hooked right into my Jet dust collector

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Hey there everyone! Looking to get a table sander for my belt edges. What is working best for you? The vertical belt orientation (something like this) or the horizontal belt orientation (like the Rigid)? OR does anyone use a disc type of sander? What would you recommend? I appreciate your feedback.

you can get that same sander for 39.00 at harbor freight used this for years

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About top grit used: some are using up to 400-600 grit, but usually by hand, others use even micromesh belts from Lee Valley. A bit of overkill, maybe, but gives a smooth surface.

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