Refurbishing a used Sand Flee

[Brian Krum]

Any Sand Flee experts out there? I am refurbishing one and am looking for some additional information, specifically...
1. Is RJR still in business?
2. Is there another place to find replacement parts?
3. Does anyone have a manual?
4. How do you level the table to ensure that the top of the sanding drum is co-planar with the table top?
5. What's the best sandpaper to use and where do you buy it?
6. Is there a template for cutting the sandpaper?

Sorry for all the questions, but I'd love to see if I could get this back up and running.

[lowell holmes]

You might check this site.

https://search.tb.ask.com/search/GGmain.jhtml?searchfor=sandflee+vendor&enableSearch=true&rdrct=no&st=sb&tpr=omni&p2=%5ECPO%5Exdm139%5ETTAB03%5Eus&ptb=D0F8849E-0F01-45FF-A705-A304F967DED8&n=7867188c&si=46379845133

[Doug Garson]

Or try this site, not Sand Flee but the same concept.


http://stockroomsupply.ca/shop/drum-sanders.html?cat=36

[George Bokros]

Try this

https://www.rjrstudios.com/store/p3/SAND-FLEE%C2%AE_18%22_Portable_Drum_Sander.html

[Brian Krum]

Thank you for the responses. Looks like RJR Studios must be out of business...no responses to email and a full voicemail box when I call. Anyone here have one?

[Doug Garson]

Don't have one but the Stockroom Supply version is the same concept and they are still around.

[John Meyer]

I can email you a pdf of what are called the assembly instructions. It is basically five pages and includes a template instruction on how to cut the abrasive for wrapping it on the drum, if you are interested. John