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Bench Grinder belt sander

I have seen a few bench grinder that have a belt on them on is made by JET but they want a ton of money. I was wondering if anyone made an add on kit for my shop grinder.
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Have you checked Eastwood? They have a lot of sanding/buffing goodies for bench grinders. Don't know for sure if they have what you are looking for but it might be worth a try.
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No I already checked them.
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Sears has a 2" x 42" Belt Grinder that goes on sale for $99.00. It has a 6" disk sander on one side and the belt on the other. It runs a little fast, but is relatively quiet and useful.
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cool thanks that is in my price range and should do the job.
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Sander

Iv been using one of these sanders for years, in fact iv had mine for 14 years now and it still works like new.
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I have seen a few bench grinder that have a belt on them on is made by JET but they want a ton of money. I was wondering if anyone made an add on kit for my shop grinder.

I say on in Northern Tool (http://www.northerntool.com ) for under 60 bucks. Check it out and if you git one let me know I was thinking on gitting one.
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I know Snap-On sells one, I bought one for the bench grinder at my previous job. I do not recall the price.
Once you have one you will wonder how you lived without.
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