I got this from a place that went out of business. I think it is an alignment drum for an edge sander. I am not sure what brand/make it is, but it has a price tag of $395 on it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I got this from a place that went out of business. I think it is an alignment drum for an edge sander. I am not sure what brand/make it is, but it has a price tag of $395 on it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have a Pacco edge/radius sander, co. has long been out of bus.
From San Jose, CA.
That looks like their hardware, their colors and knob stampings.
They made fixed, one drum sanders and mine which accepts 5 different diameter drums on the idler side of the tool.
They were sold through distributors during the 70's.
congratulations! You have a square-thingy, with an attached round thingy, with twirly handles
The question is, can you use it?
I wear my mind on my sleeve; I have a history of losing my shirt! -BNL
A woman's work is never done-but power tools help!
It's an idler pulley from a belt sander. The knob with the red spring adjusts tension, and the other adjusts tracking.
If that part is $395.00, imagine how much the complete machine costs.
Bill
On the other hand, I still have five fingers.
If someone asks a legitimate question, it deserves a legitimate answer. I can't believe how many times a question is asked in earnest, and all the graduates from the Acme Correspondence School of Comedy come out of the woodwork. (pun intended) There's nothing wrong with injecting humor into a response. But an irrelevent smart*** response reflects poorly on both the forum and its members.
I'm glad I kept my "industrial meat tenderizer" guess to myself.
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There was another post by someone who shared Rob's sentiment but it was deleted. I just don't get it I guess. I don't see anyone being disrespectful in this thread. And yes, those who take offense here would probably go into shock in some of the other places I frequent from time to time.