Grizzly Industrial G0787-4" x 36" Horizontal/Vertical Belt Sander with 6" Disc

I’ve had this sander for about a month and I’ve used it quite a bit already. For the type I work I found it size great so I can move it around in my small workshop as needed. If I could find anything wrong, it would be I wish it had a variable speed control. It’s on or off. But I think it’s a great piece of equipment for what I do and if you’re working with smaller items definitely recommend it.

Price was reasonable, shipped more than on time, set up easy without the manual, exactly as advertised, been using it heavy for months, nothing has gone wrong or proven a disappointment. It’s beefier than the harbor freight brand I was replacing due to it being a piece of crap. It just works. I really have no bad thing to say here, arrived faster than I expected, does the job, inexpensive cost. Snag yourself one. They're pretty good.

This is a big improvement over the gutless no-name belt sander that I used for years. That said it is not very powerful. A good value for the money.

Should have bought it years ago. Sharpens mower blades and anything else I come across.

Great piece of gear!!! Easy to operate, easy to assemble. Put a foot switch on this machine and I couldn't be happier. I give this belt sander 2 huge thumbs up!!!!

I bought this as a gift for my nephew and he loves it

I've been using this sander for the past month on a project. It's solid and nice and quiet. Love that I'm able to attach to my shop vac so there's minimal dust created. Was surprised from the very start that the attachments are so very cheap. the sanding platform to rest work on bolts on alright and I can adjust the angle of presentation to the sanding belt. I do find that I do need to repeatedly check the angle as with repeated use (or heavy hands) it has a tendency to drift out of square. But even more perplexing is that the entire platform tilts up to the right side - it's not level. I think if I add some washers on to the tensioner I should be able to correct the level a bit. I might also add some kind of support system under the platform to prevent it flexing while using the sander.Next complaint is that the miter used for setting accurate angles seems to be made out of some grade of plastic reserved for cheap toys. super light and I worry that it's not going to hold up to much heavy use. I might end up creating my own jigs out of wood for commonly used angles.So, overall, I like the sander itself. Such a real pity about the quality of the peripherals. I'm enough of a McGyver that I think I can jury rig this to suit my purposes.

NICE BELT SANDER