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• Combination 6-inch belt sander and 9-inch disc sander
• Angle-capable work tables and miter-gauge slots
• Convenient 4-inch dust port serves both belt and disc
• Heavy duty one-piece steel stand
• Two-year manufacturers warranty

The unique JET Combination Belt/Disc Sander combines a 9in. disc and 6in. x 48in. belt for workshop versatility. While small and compact, the combo sander offers industrial 3/4 HP power while taking up a small footprint in your shop. A quick-release belt tension lever makes belt changes fast and easy while a quick-lock dust cover allows fast disc changes. Style: Benchtop oscillating spindle sander, HP: 3/4, Speed (RPM): 1,725, Motor Phase(s): Single, Motor Voltage: 115, Amps: 3, OPM: 30, Belt Size (in. x in.): 6 x 48, Disc Diameter (in.): 9

JET is a favorite with woodworkers because of power, precision, and quality. Mounted atop a rock-solid closed cabinet are a 6-inch wide belt sander as well as a 9-inch disc sander, each with an angle-capable work table and miter gauge slot--two slots, actually, on the disc sander table for cross-disc work as well as straight-on sanding. Jet took the quality a notch higher on this model by putting a graphite sheet on the belt platen, keeping the temperature down and extending belt life. Tracking is sometimes tricky with belt sanders, so we're glad to see the single tracking adjustment knob and the quick-lock handle that keeps the belt from wandering. Changing belts is a snap--just release the belt tension lever. The 4-inch dust port accepts a standard dust-collection system hose and draws from both sanders, keeping the mess out of your shop and your lungs. The 3/4-horsepower motor runs the belt sander at 2258 rpm and the disc at 1725 rpm, enough to handle big jobs without bogging down. There's even space in the cabinet to store abrasives.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste
  

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