BEST Benchtop Belt Sander || Bucktool vs Harbor Freight (Part 1)
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2020
- Reviewing and Comparing the BEST benchtop 4x36 belt disc combo sanders. There are 3 main 4x36" belt/disc combination sanders sold are the market today and I have used all 3 at one time or another. So this video will show and talk about my experiences with each and which I consider to be the best bench top belt and disc sander on the market today. We look at the Bucktool 4x36 belt sander with 8 inch disc, the Harbor Freight 4x36 belt sander with 6 inch disc, and also an old Skil 4x36 belt sander with 6 inch disc. The harbor freight belt sander often goes on sale for $60 so it is half the price of the bucktool belt and disc combo sander but does that mean that the harbor freight belt disc combo sander is half as good? It really all depends on your needs. Which benchtop belt and disc sander will be the best for you? Do you need something compact that can be easily brought out when needed and stored away when not? Or do you need a belt sander with power and the best dust collection I have ever seen? Is the harbor freight or buck tool sander going to be used mostly for woodworking, metal working, professionally, or just on occasion at home for a DIYer? This are all factors that have to be considered when reviewing and comparing a tool to decide which will be crowned the best benchtop belt sander on the market.
Bucktool Sander w/ 8" disc
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Bucktool Sander w/ 8" disc + dust hoses
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Bucktool Sander w/ 6" disc
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*this model only have 1 table
Wen Sander (identical to the Skil I had)
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Harbor Freight Belt/disc Sander Coupon
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**UPDATE** The smaller 6" disc version of this sander comes with a single large table. Thank you, "Turnings by Turner" for bringing it to my attention 👍 LINKS BELOW
●Bucktool Sander w/ 8" disc
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Bucktool Sander w/ 8" disc + dust hoses
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Bucktool Sander w/ 6" disc
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*this model only have 1 table
Wen Sander (identical to the Skil I had)
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Harbor Freight Belt/disc Sander Coupon
www.hfqpdb.com/coupons/61_ITEM_4__X_36__BELT_6__DISC_SANDER_1602539550.8833.jpg
Amazon Prime day has this 8" BuckTools belt sander for $169.99 for another 1 hour and 40 minutes
Yup, i made a community post about that this morning. That was an AMAZING deal. Thanks for the heads up tho
@@BradsWorkbench I think I also saw the 6" version for a price that I almost had to buy it. I just don't have anymore room in my small garage lol.
@@Bill1993YT i know that problem well lol
I can’t wait for Tuesday!! I also do not mind the wait!!
Thanks bud
good review-- just ordered one after watching your video!
Hope u enjoy it as much as I have mine 👍
I just got mine for Christmas Brad. Can’t wait to try this it. I thought the dust collection hose came with it. But it is an extra. I got it mainly to square pen blanks and blocks
They do have that option. I listed and linked it in the description. I'm sure you'll enjoy having it
Great review Brad! I have seen the BucTool sander and wondered if it was any good!
I guess I better be good the rest of the year so Santa 🎅 will bring me one. Thanks again for the review! Have a great week!
I always wondered the same. Would love to try their 2x42 belt sander/grinder one day
@@BradsWorkbench I have a friend that is going on 85 years old! Still sharp as a tack, I hope I am that way! He has the HF small belt / disc sander! It is noisy as all get. Not sure if it’s a bad bearing or exactly what!! I am not sure if it has always been that way or if something happened and caused it to! All I know is based on that I am a little gun shy. Because of the high RPM and abuse these sander get. Along with a very dirty dusty environment quality counts on a tool like these.
@@bret_Lambky it is very loud.... i still like keeping my hf one around. I mostly have it set for metal. Its slow but gets the job done
nice piece,good review brad
Grassy ass.... part 2 next tuesday. Im just about finished
Buck tool looks like a nice sander. I have used the Ryobi version for about 3years, it's been a good sander
Yup, thats the same kind my skil was. I talk about it more in the next video 👍
Good Review. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Thanks this is great! How hard is it to take off the dust collector if you want to use the full belt?
3-4 screws
A couple questions. Does the little brother version of the Bucktool include both tables? Second question, did you have to do any setup adjustments on the Bucktool ......I know on those HF sanders, there are usually some adjusting needed.
Yes, both tables.... no special setup required other than standard assembly of the tables out of the box
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Sorry bud, i must of been seeing things. But the smaller one, in fact does NOT come with 2 tables. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
I'm looking at the Bucktool 4x36 w/6 inch, has 3/4 hp on Amazon now for $177. I'm considering this tool for grinding metal for knife making. With the Zirconia belts 60 & 80 grit, would this be enough for knife grinding steel?
Yes, has plenty of power. Also consider the ceramic belts for any grinding of treated/tempered steel u dont want to blue. They do an amazing job keeping the steel cooler. BUT keep in mind, the 6" disc version doesn't come with a full table for the belt side
Thanks for the 30% off coupon. I went down every aisle looking for under $10 stuff. ended up with about 15 items...
Lol better now than without the 30%
I need a belt sander with a decent table that can do angles. I was ready to buy the Bucktool BD4802 as most others say they're not rated for metal. I changed my mind when I started reading the amazon reviews where a number of buyers had motors burn up and Bucktool wouldn't stand behind the warranty
I’ve been trying to find a deal on the Porter Cable that’s set up just like this one but been eye balling this one for a while as well. What do you think, is the BuckTool just a rebrand of the Porter Cable if so I’d snatch it up in a heartbeat.
100% its a rebrand.... bucktool now has a pro version too that uses hook n loop discs on the disc side and faster belt changes without removing the platform
@@BradsWorkbench thanks, I think I’ll go for it now. Thanks again for the vid.
Np, glad it helped
I have a Dewalt 6 gallon shop vac. What size reducer fitting would i need to attach the shop vac hose directly to the port on the back of the Buck Tool sander? I just ordered one of the Buck Tool sanders by the way....awesome review!!!
I'll get u a measurement tonight when I go out to the shop
Around 1 3/8" OD
Rikon makes the same unit. Do you think it’s just rebranded? I’d rather stay away from harbor freight if it’s only a few dollars difference
Most likely.... companies can sometimes change up small features but still being made in the same factory I'd bet. Try to find some reviews and compare is ur best bet
As of yesterday Buck tool was $20 less than Amazon, and had free shipping
I will take the HF sander
It'll get the job done 👍
How loud is it?
Its not quiet but not as loud as the other 2 options I show.
That's good to know. Thank you!
Not a problem 👌
BTW...your audio feed is a bit too loud/over driving the feed!
Yea, only so much i can do on a phone but ill work on it
Yo Brad!
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Need a bit of cloth over your mic, or better quality, or further away from mouth its super bad. Besides that...
Great info and descriptions
Yea i pinned it too far up.
6 inch is more bang for buck with same motor imo
Yea, it doesn't come with 2 tables tho. I had to make a correction for that. It all just depends on ur needed
I just use mines for sharpening my machetes and axes
Another great use. Especially with the large table
Why is buying a sander like this so difficult or are we just trying to buy the "best" piece of junk when we should be spending closer to a grand for something that would meet our expectations?
If we all had a grand to spend it would be simple. But most of us dont, so hopefully this helps people find the one that suits their needs the best
@@BradsWorkbench It does meet their needs. After researching more it looks like I'm going to have to spend a couple grand to get what I want. For some reason I was thinking that was available at lower prices. When it comes to the "big' tools its usually better to spend more. Taking a chance on stuff like this is no longer fun.
What are u looking at getting? Just curious
Looks dangerous
Deadly! 😉
What country is it made in? Wont send my money to China.
Let me know when you find a non chinese one. And im not being a smart ass, seriously would like to know
@@BradsWorkbench I found industrial ones but way out of a DIY budget. I will keep looking.
@@bryanhauschild4376 yea, its really hard if not impossible to find any power tools not made in china that the average joe can afford. Check out "Tims Workshop" I think he bought a 2x72 that was made in usa. Tell him brad sent ya over 👍 good dude