Laguna 19-38 Drum Sander with Open Stand 15A 1-3/4HP 110V SUPMX-71938-D

Perfect for the small shop or woodworking enthusiast the supermax® 19-38 drum sander reduces the tedium of hand sanding speeds up the sanding process and produces more consistent results the 19-38 features intellisand™ technology which prevents surface burns and gouges by automatically controlling the conveyor speed based on load. Features ul style"margin-top0px; padding-top 5px; padding-bottom 5px;" simple alignment feature just one nut will adjust the conveyor to parallel the sanding head making aligning the conveyor to the sanding head fast and easy indexed alignment setting has an indexed alignment setting for narrow and wide stock. When sanding stock wider than 19" the index lever will properly adjust the conveyor for flawless wide sanding easy height adjustments a thrust bearing below the handle and a nut positioned above prevents the drum from moving out of the set position while sanding. No backlash or slop in the height adjustment mechanism allowing easier and smoother height adjustments extra-wide conveyor to properly support stock over 19" wide. The conveyor table is 22" wide to add support to the work piece drum will never go "out of alignment" the drum carriage is bolted to the base preventing any movement or alignment issues intellisand™ technology automatically adjusts conveyor speed based on loadul style"margin-top0px; padding-top 5px; padding-bottom 5px;" prevents gouging damaging or burning stock provides consistent finish even with varying grain pattern and density greatly increases abrasive planing and dimensioning speed flatness guarantee precision-flattened steel conveyor bed reinforced with four steel cross sections for no "flex" in conveyor guaranteeing flatness to less than .010" across the width of the sander abrasive conveyor belt offers the best grip for raw wood giving you the ability to accommodate stock that is much shorter or thinner patented abrasive attachment system effectively tensions the a

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