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1. 
   mikeinohio | Jun 06, 2020 06:36pm | #1

   At 37 minutes and 57 seconds into the video he says it's a Grizzly but he has seen the same machine sold under other manufacturer's names.

   
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   john_c2 | Jun 06, 2020 06:56pm | #2

   There are wide belt sanders, drum sanders, and dual drum sanders. Same as a regular drum sander, but two drums with 2 grits. I know Grizzly sells them, but I'm not sure who else.

   There are things I can't do without my drum sander, but it is super finicky. I've tried several makes, and they all are. I can't imagine trying to get a dual drum sander running smoothly.

   There may be something called a dual drum belt sander, but I've bever heard of it.

   Grizzly also has wide belt sanders. They are typically huge, heavy, expensive, and three phase machines. I think I've seen only one model that is single phase.

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   gulfstar | Jun 07, 2020 07:28am | #3

   Timesavers at timesaversinc.com .

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   [email protected] | Jun 07, 2020 08:44am | #4

   I have looked at grizzly and they do not offer a belt two roller machine.Nor were the colours similar to a grizzly product

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   [email protected] | Jun 07, 2020 09:01am | #5

   FOUND IT.I misread the Grizzly model G0819 but the price is above my range

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   gulfstar | Jun 07, 2020 10:51am | #6

   That is why when I need a large surface to be sanded down flat, I take it to a local shop where for $25 it is planed and sanded to 100 grit in matter of minutes.

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   john_c2 | Jun 07, 2020 11:35am | #7

   Dual drum sander. A bunch of other companies make them.

   https://www.grizzly.com/products/Grizzly-24-5-HP-Drum-Sander/G1066R

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   wouldworker | Jul 17, 2020 04:18pm | #8

   I have a Performax 37" wide dual drum sander. They are now sold by SuperMax Tools as a 37 x 2 Double Drum Sander. See: https://supermaxtools.com/products/wood/37x2-double-drum-sander/

9. 
   rob_ss | Jul 18, 2020 04:09am | #9

   Hafco woodmaster.

   https://www.machineryhouse.co.nz/L129

   This item in NZ - it's a decent unit to look at (I was admiring it only yesterday...) but twice the price of a smaller sander which can manage wider boards, albeit in two passes.