In Januar I was haveing extra time. I have Spider and I have Cobra also from Pallman. It was some school. old parkett. Try with both machine. Spider was double quicker.
The 7" Norton sanding pads are designed for an edger and not the Spider. They heat up too much, the glue melts and the backing comes away from the abrasive. Had to laugh at the idea of the Spider replacing the belt sander. This is not going to happen as long as there are uneven floors with gaps and hard to remove lacquer. It just takes too long and you'll end up weeping your way across the floor at four in the morning.
@@vjekozulj5174 You are correct, I have quite a few contractors just working with a Spider, some go on to buy belts sanders as well which gives you maximum efficiency, some don't. I have seen amatuers cope with significant lippage with a Spider, the guy in the video is correct, sometimes a belt is quicker, sometimes a Spider is quicker.
In Januar I was haveing extra time. I have Spider and I have Cobra also from Pallman. It was some school. old parkett. Try with both machine. Spider was double quicker.
That's awesome!
RJ, how does the Spider compares to the Bona Flexisand?
The 7" Norton sanding pads are designed for an edger and not the Spider. They heat up too much, the glue melts and the backing comes away from the abrasive.
Had to laugh at the idea of the Spider replacing the belt sander. This is not going to happen as long as there are uneven floors with gaps and hard to remove lacquer. It just takes too long and you'll end up weeping your way across the floor at four in the morning.
my friend. I use spider the last 10 000m2. Every lack every parket. spider destroy it. If you want i will send you video how 2k lack gone in secund.
@@vjekozulj5174 You are correct, I have quite a few contractors just working with a Spider, some go on to buy belts sanders as well which gives you maximum efficiency, some don't. I have seen amatuers cope with significant lippage with a Spider, the guy in the video is correct, sometimes a belt is quicker, sometimes a Spider is quicker.
Thanks for sharing your experience! Sounds like it's all dependent on the contractor, their experience, and the floor they're working on.