13 Best Power Combination Disc & Belt Sanders
List Updated October 2023
Bestselling Power Combination Disc & Belt Sanders in 2023
WEN 6502 4 x 36-Inch Belt and 6-Inch Disc Sander with Cast Iron Base
- Two-in-one sanding machine includes both a 4-by-36 inch belt and a 6-by-6 inch disc
- Adjustable belt tilts anywhere from 0 to 90 degrees
- Sturdy cast iron base prevents any heavy vibrations
- 4.3A motor provides up to 3600 RPM
- Tension release lever provides for simple changes between sandpaper grits
SHOP FOX W1712 1.5-Horsepower 6/12-Inch Combination Disc and Belt Sander
- Heavy-duty miter gauge
- Powder coated paint
- Bearings: Shielded ball bearing construction
- Disc speed: 1,725 RPM
POWERTEC BD4800 Woodworking Belt Disc Sander w/ Built-In Dust Collection, 4 x 8-Inch
SKIL 3376-01 4-Inch x 36-Inch Belt/Disc Sander
- Two-in-One Sanding Station for sanding a variety of lengths and angles
- Beveling Table Top allows for sanding 45-90 degrees
- Belt Angle Adjustment allows for sanding 0-90 degrees
- Tension Spring Adjustment for secure belt tracking
- Base with pre-drilled holes for quick and easy mounting to a bench top
Porter-Cable PCB420SA Belt with 8" Disc Bench Sander, 4" x 36"
- Powerful ball bearing 3/4 HP induction motor provides power for small and large sanding operations on various materials
- Separate aluminum tables for sanding disc and belt with miter gauge
- Cast Iron base reduces vibration and helps keep the sander stable during use
- Sanding belt tilts up to 90 degrees vertical, unsupported underside allows for sanding of curved work pieces
- Dust collection system with included dust bag and adjustable port, keeps work are cleaner
Grizzly H6070 Belt and 5-Inch Disc Sander, 1 x 30-Inch
- 1/3 HP, 110V, single-phase, 3450 RPM motor
- Both belt and disc sanding tables tilt 45 degrees
- Belt sander table size, 5-1/8" x 5-1/8"
- Disc sander table size, 4" x 7-5/16"
- Removable belt platen and idler roller guard
Powermatic 1791291K Model 31A 6-Inch/12-Inch 1-1/2 Horsepower Belt/Disc Sander, 115/230-Volt 1 Phase
- Heavy, cast-iron construction and fully enclosed stand minimize vibration
- Powerful, 1-1/2HP motor can tackle any sanding task
- 12-inch balanced disc with table tilt
- Multi-position belt head with indexing pin and head lock allows for tool-free belt position changes
- Table for belt head tilts 0-45 degrees downward with miter gauge slot and is adjustable for various angles
RIKON Power Tools 50-122 6" x 48" Belt / 10" Disc Sander,
- BELT/DISC SANDER - 6" x 48" Belt / 10" Disc Sander from Rikon Tools.
- HIGH POWER - Large 1HP motor delivers super power for driving the sanding belt and disc without stalling.
- TILTING - Disc table tilts 0-90Degree for precise sanding of angles.
- ADJUSTABLE- Belt can be adjusted from the horizontal to vertical position pending work needs.
- SPEED - No-Load sanding disc speed of 2510 RPM, belt speed of 1836 FPM.
6" X 48" Belt and 9" Disc Combination Sander with Cast Iron Stand, 80-grit Sanding Belt and 80-grit Sanding Disc; 110V, 8 Amp
- 2-position table tilts from 0 to 45 degrees
- Table can be repositioned for use with belt or disc
- Miter gauge (0 to 45 degrees left/right)
- Includes floor stand, 80-grit sanding belt and 80-grit sanding disc
JET J-41002 2-Inch by 42-Inch 3/4-Horsepower Bench Belt and 8-Inch Disc Sander
- Deluxe miter gauge that turns and locks for common angles, 45 degrees both left and right
- Hinged idler wheel cover, tilting table
- Abrasive belt unit does the work of a jig saw, coping saw, or hand file while removing material and finishing
- Allows an operator to get into small openings, plus handle odd shapes and angles
- Grind, sand, or finish large work pieces on the disc unit fast and efficiently, table is slotted to accept miter gauge
JET J-41002 2-Inch by 42-Inch 3/4-Horsepower Bench Belt and 8-Inch Disc Sander
- Deluxe miter gauge that turns and locks for common angles, 45 degrees both left and right
- Hinged idler wheel cover, tilting table
- Abrasive belt unit does the work of a jig saw, coping saw, or hand file while removing material and finishing
- Allows an operator to get into small openings, plus handle odd shapes and angles
- Grind, sand, or finish large work pieces on the disc unit fast and efficiently, table is slotted to accept miter gauge
Rockwell RK7866 Belt Disc Sander
- Belt platform adjusts from 0 to 90 degrees for horizontal and vertical sanding
- Sanding table adjusts from 0 to 45 degrees for sanding beveled edges
- 4.3 Amp heavy duty induction motor for dependable performance
- Quik-release belt tension lever for easy belt changes
Grizzly G1014Z Disc Z Series Combination Sander with Belt, 6 x 48-Inch
- 3450 RPM 3/4 H.P. 10/5 Amps Cast iron table disc and body Dual voltage motor pre-wired for 110V
- Cast iron table disc and body
- Dual voltage motor pre-wired for 110V
- Quick belt-release mechanism
- Shipping weight approx.: 120-Pound
'The Raven' Disappoints Critics, Satisfies Most Moviegoers
'The Raven' features a combination of different ideas that couldn’t go wrong. The first ingredient is John Cusack as Edgar Allan Poe. Second, throw in an ingenious murder mystery where the killings are based on the deaths in the great author’s stories.
"The Raven" features a combination of different ideas that couldn't go wrong. The first ingredient is John Cusack playing Edgar Allan Poe. Second, throw in an ingenious murder mystery where the killings are based on the deaths in the great author's stories. Lastly, put the entire project in the hands of the talent who helmed "V for Vendetta" and assisted in directing films like "The Matrix" and "Dark City." All that being said does the recipe work for the movie?
Most critics didn't think so. Film.com's Eric D. Snider reported, "[It] never commits to the kind of full-bore lunacy that might have made the film a campy pleasure." Kathleen Murphy from MSN Movies declared, "The director who stitched 'The Raven' together has no idea how to frame or compose a scene, let alone 'grow' a film organically." The Chicago Sun-Times' Roger Ebert wrote, "'The Raven,' a feverish costume thriller, attempts to explain Poe's death by cobbling together spare parts from thrillers about serial killers."
A few reviewers enjoyed the film. USA Today's Claudia Puig stated, "A serial killer/Gothic drama/love story hybrid, it has some nicely mounted atmospheric scenes and strong acting from John Cusack as Edgar Allan Poe." Lou Lumenick of the New York Post commented, "It's good pulpy fun, with eye catching period trimmings, and Hungarian locations standing in ably for 19th century Maryland." McClatchy-Tribune News Service's Roger Moore said, "Cusack, in the most dashing, least introverted role of his career, is a delight, manic one moment, overwhelmed by regret in the next.
Many moviegoers were satisfied with the film according to their reactions on Rotten Tomatoes. Lucie L. claimed, "This movie was great! I love those shocking endings when you think you know the end but you were wrong!" Doug W. related, "Held my interest, was well done. Cusack appeared to be having a good time... overall a movie that is worth seeing." Matthew F. replied, "The clever use of Poe's stories to give a killer a new twist was delightful."
Moviegoers reported on Rotten Tomatoes that the movie didn't please all audience members. Tom M. complained, "[A] boring, tedious, lackluster film that you couldn't even make fun of since it plays it safe in the comfort zone of conventional mediocrity. There is not a single scene worth spending money on that you haven't seen [before]." Chris H. stated, "Uninspired acting abounds in this abysmal 'Sherlock Holmes' wannabe. The film's twist and turns come out of nowhere, with blatantly bad lines of dialogue riddling the poorly written script." Lauren V. said, "Is it a drama, a horror film or a parody? I was laughing throughout most of the over acted, terribly scripted and rather boring film. Great premise - terrible delivery."
Family entertainment website PluggedIn.com reported, ""The Raven' is a mess of a movie. And that's partly because director James McTeigue and actor John Cusack couldn't quite decide what they wanted it to be. The final result is a muddled mash-up drained of any sort of plot cohesiveness or originality in order to make room for all the hideous, grotesque violence. A worthy philosophical tangent centers on a brief examination of the connection between media and violence. [A] detective quickly connects the dots between the murders and Poe's horrific tales, telling him, 'What cannot be disputed is that your imagination is the inspiration for a horrendous crime.'"
James McTeigue directed "The Raven." It stars John Cusack, Luke Evans, Alice Eve, Brendan Gleeson, and Kevin McNally. The movie is rated R for bloody violence and grisly images. It was released on April 27, 2020 through Relativity Media Distribution Group.
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Eric Shirey is the founder and former editor of Rondo Award nominated movie news websites MovieGeekFeed.com and TheSpectralRealm.com. His work has been featured on Yahoo!, DC Comics, StarWars.com, and other entertainment websites. Eric has interviewed and worked with actors likeHarrison Ford, Brooke Shields, Gerard Butler, Brendan Fraser, Selena Gomez, and many more.
