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PostPosted: Mon Nov 28, 2016 12:43 pm 
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Hi

Has anybody know anything about the fox/delta 16/32 drum sander.

Just got one 2nd hand, but struggling to get the drum alignment right. It's sanding heavier towards the free end of the drum

I downloaded an instruction book online but it shows a slightly different one with a adjustment knob on the table. There is nothing like this on mine and nothing obvious on the roller.

There are 4 bolts holding the belt table down to the unit which I suppose I could shim if I had to but doesn't seem right

Here's hoping someone knows
Many thanks
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cablepuller1 wrote:
Hi

Has anybody know anything about the fox/delta 16/32 drum sander.

Just got one 2nd hand, but struggling to get the drum alignment right. It's sanding heavier towards the free end of the drum

I downloaded an instruction book online but it shows a slightly different one with a adjustment knob on the table. There is nothing like this on mine and nothing obvious on the roller.

There are 4 bolts holding the belt table down to the unit which I suppose I could shim if I had to but doesn't seem right

Here's hoping someone knows

Adjust it until it cranks up and down smoothly then make a sanding sled. You'll never get that sander properly aligned.
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Can you take a picture from the feed end looking at the motor? There should be some sort of adjustor for the drum head.

This the adjustor on a typical Jet/Performex sander.

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There's a way to dial it using the four screw post that raise and lower the platen. I forget how exactly how but it's there. Basically you release the post from being slaved together and then adjust them. I did mine probably 15 years ago or so. It's accurate and it holds.

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Rod True wrote:
Can you take a picture from the feed end looking at the motor? There should be some sort of adjustor for the drum head.

This the adjustor on a typical Jet/Performex sander.

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Hi Rod . Yes the picture you have there is the one in the instructions but unfortunately mine does not have this adjustor and the drive unit is different

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Jim Watts wrote:
There's a way to dial it using the four screw post that raise and lower the platen. I forget how exactly how but it's there. Basically you release the post from being slaved together and then adjust them. I did mine probably 15 years ago or so. It's accurate and it holds.

Thanks Jim
Can you remember where these screws are, do you mean the 4 bolts that hold the whole conveyor table to the main frame or is it to do with the drum it's self.

The drum arm is held in a slider by 6 nuts.is it something to do with them

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These sanders all look alike, but here is a manual for one that look like yours.
http://steelcitytoolworks.com/media/wys ... lowres.pdf


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Alain Lambert wrote:
These sanders all look alike, but here is a manual for one that look like yours.
http://steelcitytoolworks.com/media/wys ... lowres.pdf

Alain

Thank you, it seems to be the one I need cheers
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Let us know how it turns out
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