BUCKTOOL 5.0A Belt Disc Sander 4 in x 36 in Belt and 6 in Disc Sander with 3/4HP Direct-Drive Motor and Portable Al Base, BD4603 Upgraded Model

The price is good. I attached the dust ports to my 4" dust collector. Had to get some adapters to make it work. Seems it still generates alot of dust. Will probably use a dust hood/big gulp standing next to the sander.

I recently purchased the Bucktool 4 Inch Belt Sander, and I must say, it's been a game-changer in my workshop. One of the standout features for me is its direct drive system. Unlike traditional belt sanders, the direct drive ensures consistent power delivery which is great for my students who tend to put a little more pressure than they sometimes should!Speaking of power, this sander packs quite a punch. Whether I'm smoothing out rough surfaces or shaping wood, it handles the job with ease. Plus, its solid construction speaks volumes aOverall, I'm thoroughly impressed with the Bucktool sander. It's efficient, powerful, and built to last. If you're in the market for a reliable belt sander, this one definitely deserves consideration.

Cheaper than Mastercraft and alot more power to the belt, easy to set up, works great

Shopped around a lot for one of these. I use them in my shop for cutting board sides. For the money I am very impressed. Build quality and appearance are very solid and old school. Power is very good. Only critique I have is the belt bend angle adjustment is not as easy as others.I would give this a strong 4/5. Buy it

I love this sander. This is my first tabletop sander. I use it for small hobby wood working. There is only one issue with it.First of all, this thing is much more powerful than my craftsman handheld belt sander. I mean, like noticeably aggressive. This thing is a beast.The dust collection is really nice compared to my old handheld. I just have it hooked up to a small shop vac.Both the disc and the belt part are great, no complaints. If anything I have to get used to how quickly it sands. Both parts run smooth.Most of the assembly went really well. 97% of the build quality is very good. The only weak spot is the table. And not even the table itself, it's just as flat and square as my level is. But the point at which the table attaches to the sander is low quality. The table will wobble. It will move. It isn't square against the disc unless you bend it. It only took me about 30 minutes and a couple lock washers and some shimming with painters tape to get it mostly square and level against the body of the sander. But it doesn't stay. So then you have to keep releveling it every couple days. And what is so unusual is that the rest of the machine is really solid.