| | |  | Search by Manufacturer | Home » » Fein 63806136029 Velcro Dust Extraction Sanding Pad (2 Pack) | | | | | | | Description: | | Includes MultiMaster 2-Piece Sanding Sheet Set - 63806136029 | | | Features: | |
• 2-pack of perforated aluminum backed sanding pads for the Multimaster
• Perforated pad allows dust to be sucked through for a cleaner finish
• Dust-free sanding extends life of sandpaper
• Hook and loop pad surface allows for grit switching in the middle of a job
• Perforated padr for use with dust extractor kit allows for cleaner, faster work
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| 7.01 inches | | Package Width:
| 3.78 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.18 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.02 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
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 Poor quality controlMar 16, 2009
By Philly DIY
Had a lot of sanding to complete, therefore purchased the twin pack. One of the pads did not hold the sandpaper at all. The "velco" did not stick, making the pad worthless. The second pad worked much better, but after a short time (30 minutes) a corner started separating from the medal base. Since I still have a lot of sanding left to complete, I need to purchase additional pads to complete the job.
 Expect nothing but the bestDec 28, 2011
By Trading CPA
I have been a Fein fan for over twenty years. As always, I expect nothing but the best from Fein and they deliver every time. Works great with the Fein vacuum system for sanders.
Works very well - meets expectationsJan 15, 2010
By D. Fischer
I have used this product on one project so far. I refinished a 60 year-old maple rocking chair and used the multimaster to sand in between the rungs of the chair on the seat and under the arms of the chair. I quickly got a lot of detail sanding done by machine that I would have previously done by hand. The dust removal worked quite well but I have some pointers to help you.
1. I recommend using coarser sand-paper than you might normally use to take old finish off. The finish on the rocker was heavily damaged but when I used 220 grit sandpaper off I somewhat wrecked the pad. I tested a small corner of the pad with a light touch on the finish but the finish gummed up and got hot. This heat melted the hooks on one 5/16 x 5/16 corner-point of the pad but did not render the pad unusable. I turned down the speed of the multimaster and tested in another area of the pad but it was getting too hot also. I had to use 120 grit sandpaper with a very light touch to avoid heating the sandpaper and pad.
2. My shopvac overheated after a few minutes because not enough air was moving through it while attached to the Multimaster. I bought another coupler for my shopvac hose and drilled a hole in the side of the coupler to enable more air to move through the hose. I believe that the air that moves through the shop vac is used to cool the shopvac's motor (it is a Sears 16 gallon model).
Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase. The sander is very speedy, reasonably economical on sandpaper, and I did not have any trouble with the pad delaminating as another person reported.
I also like the clip and rubber accessories for sanding molding but this is another topic. I used the clip on this accessory with long pieces of sand paper held by one side with the sander and one side in my hand to sand the rungs. This worked well but the calluses on my thumb and finger were removed so be sure to wear a cheap glove on one hand if you use this technique.
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