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   user-148830 | Nov 27, 2006 11:12pm | #1

   Hal,
   I'm not sure what you mean by a v-drum sander. Do you have a picture of one or a link to some site where I can view one? Thanks. Gary

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   hally | Nov 28, 2006 06:23am | #2

   Thanks Gary,
   Go to stockroom supply on the web.
   This is one of the sites that offer a builder kit.
   Hal.

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   MBerger | Nov 28, 2006 03:15pm | #3

   Hi Hal,I thought I'd step in for Gary on this one. I just looked up the V-drum sander you are refering to and it's not something that we've tested or even seen before (http://www.stockroomsupply.com). We make it a policy not to recommend (or discredit) tools that we haven't tested in our shop. Allow me to turn the question around: what tasks are you trying to accomplish and are there more standard tools available to do them, like a catalievered drum sander, oscillating spindle sander, or even a smoothing plane and scraper?Regards,
   Matt Berger
   Fine Woodworking

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   hally | Nov 28, 2006 06:25pm | #4

   Hi Matt.
   Thanks for your reponse, My intent is to sand bandsawn veneer.
   I would much rather process my own work in my little shop and feel
   the completeness of my own projects. Some other things I want to do
   is finish sand small raised panel cabinet doors and glue joined projects. Thanks, Hal.

   P.S. I have and use a planer, also various sanding equiptment, I am
   having a problem convincing my wife to let me spend $500 to $800 on yet another must have tool, can you believe that!
   Thanks.