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Bruce Page
03-12-2008, 10:04 PM
Anyone know anything about a Larrick model 120 spindle sander?

There’s one on the local Craigslist that I might be interested in. I can’t find anything on the web and OWMM is down.

The Craigslist add reads; "Larrick mdl 120 spindle sander. Two heads shaped for raised panel sanding, supply of stretchable sanding cloth. 1 HP,single-phase, 110 or 220volts, 3/4" spindle."

J.R. Rutter
03-12-2008, 10:30 PM
I used to have a Larick 360V, which was similar to a spindle shaper, but with sanding heads instead of cutters. You use it like a shaper as well, feeding shaped edges under or over the matching sanding head. I ended up selling mine because the cut quality from my shapers is better than the sanded profile with scratches.

Bruce Page
03-13-2008, 10:33 PM
Thanks JR, I sent the guy a request for pictures yesterday and haven’t heard back from him. From the description he gave, I thought it might be a heavy duty spindle sander like the Clayton but apparently it is not.

J.R. Rutter
03-13-2008, 11:54 PM
Here it is. Like my old one, but different . . .

http://www.larickmachinery.com/model120.html