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JET 16-Inch Drum Sander with Open Stand, 1-1/2 HP, 115V 1Ph (Model JWDS-1632)

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Style: Amp Service with Stand in Woodworking, Sanders, Drum Sanders


Features

  • Sandsmart control continuously monitors the load on the drum motor and regulates the speed of the conveyor motor to maintain the highest feed rate without overload
  • Conveyor bed parallelism is easily adjusted by turning the dial on the outside of the bed
  • Dust hood includes a patented integrated channel that mirrors the shape of the drum and directs chips and dust to the 4" collection port
  • Precision-machined and dynamically balanced extruded aluminum drum is designed to dissipate heat
  • Stand features a 20" x 37" footprint to increase stability, and has a storage shelf and predrilled holes for casters
  • Relative depth scale on the handwheel allows the user to reset and measure the depth for every project
  • Infinitely-variable speed control of up to 10 feet per minute allows the user to choose the optimal feed rate

Description

Introducing the redesigned JET JWDS-1632 Drum Sander. The innovative tool-less parallelism system keeps adjustments simple. The worktable is easily positioned by a turn of the parallelism dial. The variable-speed rate permits you to choose the optimal feed rate for a full range of projects, while the Sandsmart feature continuously monitors the load on the drum motor to prevent an overload situation. The mirrored design of the dust hood optimizes dust collection preventing chips and dust from getting between your work-piece and the finish. The JWDS-1632 Drum Sander delivers everything you need for an effortless finish.

Brand: Jet


Product Dimensions: 39.75"L x 20"W x 50"H


Grit Type: Medium


Voltage: 115 Volts


Power Source: Corded Electric


UPC: 731325513851


Brand Name: Jet


Style Number: 723520K


Grit Number: 80


Amperage Capacity: 20 Amps


Maximum Rotational Speed: 1725 RPM


Voltage: 115 Volts


Power Source: Corded Electric


Grit Type: Medium


Item Weight: 156 Pounds


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 39.75"L x 20"W x 50"H


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I'm a hobbyist woodworker with as passion for making end grain cutting boards with inlays using a CNC router. There is a ton of sanding to be done if you want the inlays to look seamless and professional looking, and after about my first 5 cutting boards and countless hours pushing an orbital sander around I knew I had to up my game and buy a drum sander. After tons of researching and shopping I settled for this machine, and I ordered it from Amazon in March of 2020. If you've never owned a drum sander before and are seriously considering one, let me tell you that there is a bit of a learning curve when you first start using it. I destroyed the first roll of sandpaper I installed on it in the first 15 minutes, and I did more harm than good on that first cutting board I ran through it. It's not something that you can run a piece of wood through in the first pass and it comes out the other side perfectly sanded. You have to be patient and run your work through several times, with very small sanding increments to get good results. If you set it to sand too deep, with the conveyor set too fast you'll destroy the sand paper and burn the surface of your work pretty quick. Don't get into a hurry. But once you figure out the sweet spots of depth versus conveyor speed depending on the wood, this thing will make you look like a pro. Changing the sandpaper isn't too bad but it's not a quick change process and I've found that 120 grit is the most versatile for my needs and leave that on most of the time. It's so much better than an orbital or belt sander because it's easy to create dips and cups. But with this thing, your work stays perfectly level and consistent. Very important when I'm sanding my inlays. It's now December of 2021 and my drum sander is still going strong. I'm finally to the point where I want to buy indeed/outfeed extensions. This has become one of the most important tools in my shop and if my shop ever caught fire, I might would even risk it to drag this machine out to safety. I'm half serious, half joking because as of me writing this review I see that the sander is almost $900 more than what I paid for mine almost 2 years ago, making this truly a financial investment! If tons of sanding is an important part of your woodworking process like it is mine, you'll soon wonder how you ever got along without this machine in your shop. It's truly been a life saver for me and worth every penny I spent on it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2021 by Scott Scott
    • Really nice machine
Style: Amp Service with Stand in Woodworking, S...
This has saved me a ton of time. As long as you take light passes, 1/4 turn or less, it works great and the paper lasts quite a while. Mine came pretty much dialed in out of the box, within a few thousandths from edge to edge of the drum. I used up the 80 grit that came with it but 120 seems to be the sweet spot for general use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024 by T. Catlin
    • I received mine last week and found it easy to set up
Style: Amp Service with Stand in Woodworking, S...
I started looking into drum sanders when I began planning for the remodel of my kitchen. The plan includes all new walnut cabinetry of frame and panel construction. I decided on the Jet 16-32 based on a number of positive reviews. I received mine last week and found it easy to set up. It was well calibrated right out of the box. I tried a couple pieces of oak to get the feel of it and within a few minutes of sanding decided I was ready to try it on a walnut panel I had laminated up. In short, this machine works great. I already owned a decent dust collector and sanding multiple passes created zero visible dust in my basement shop. Changing sandpaper grits is simple. The ends of the pre-cut sanding strips are held in place by simple spring clamps that themselves are attached to the drum by flexible, spring-steel strips. It took a few minutes of playing with them to figure out how to flex the clamps towards the drum and grab onto the end of the sandpaper strip end so that when you release your hold the clamp springs away from the drum pulling tension on the sandpaper strip. Nevertheless, it works to keep the sandpaper tight on the drum. An issue that comes up when using a thickness planer (I own a Jet 12 inch model) is snipe (a slight cupping at the ends of your work). Without getting into the specific causes and techniques to avoid it because it would simply take too much time, I mention it because the forces that cause it exist in this type of machine as well. That said, I was pleased that snipe does not appear to be much of an issue with this machine. I noted a very slight amount of what really amounts to a shadow effect on the first and last couple of inches on my boards. However, they disappeared with a bit of finish sanding with my 5" random orbit sander; a process I would have completed regardless of the "shadow effect/snipe" prior to finishing my panels. In conclusion, I'm extremely pleased with this purchase. It will save me hours and hours of sanding with a belt sander and produce far flatter panels in the process. The open end will allow the planing of far wider panels, it's quieter than my planer, the variety of available sanding grits provides real flexibility. So far it's a real dream come true. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2017 by Richard Wand
    • Seems like the plastic latch is going to wear out
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Have had this sander for about 2 weeks. A couple issues that i have ran into so far...the plastic cover and plastic latch where the dust collector attaches seems very flimsy. I wish at least the latch was metal because you are opening the top to clean/change belts. Seems like the plastic latch is going to wear out. The second issue, you really need to have a dust collector, I hooked up my 20 Gallon ShopVac with a bag and brand new HEPA filter to it, and it barely sucks the saw dust out. If you use a 40 or 60 grit belt, the vacuum I have will work, but the 80 grit seems to clog after a couple passes of material even when i only take off 1/64 in. The suction is just not enough and the belt gets to hot and clogs the paper. I ordered a Central Machinery 2 HP Industrial 5 Micron Dust Collector to hopefully solve this issue. Also buy a 2 x 2 x 12 in abrasive belt cleaner, you really have to have it with this machine. I also ordered the Kreg PRS3090 3" Dual Locking Caster-Set, 4 Piece, they are a great addition, when they are locked the sander DOES NOT MOVE which is awesome, they also fit perfectly on the stand. Everything on this is easy to adjust and is clearly labeled. I also ordered the 4in to 2 1/2 in dust collector adapter, don't be fooled by this it does not fit, people have left vague reviews saying it fits and it does not. you have to use a 4 inch dust collection hose and 4 inch clamps. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2017 by Lindy

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