Makita Palm Sander Sanding Sheets - 320 Grit
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This guide is for users of the Makita Palm Sander Sanding Sheets (320 Grit), designed to provide a smooth finish on wood and metal surfaces. The key benefit is excellent sanding performance, thanks to the hard-wearing paper and Velcro back. Note that the grit level (320) is best suited for fine sanding tasks and removing paint.
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| Model Part Number | P-33168 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Makita |
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FAQs
What grit is best for removing paint?
320 grit is suitable for smoothing after initial paint removal with a coarser grit.
Can I use these sheets on different brands of sanders?
These sheets are designed for Makita palm sanders that are compatible with 114x102 mm sanding sheets.
How long will a sanding sheet last?
The lifespan of a sanding sheet depends on the material being sanded and the pressure applied. Inspect the sheet regularly for wear.
How do I attach the sanding sheet to the sander?
Align the sheet with the sander's pad and press firmly to secure the hook and loop attachment.
Can I use these sheets for wet sanding?
These sheets are designed for dry sanding. Using them wet may damage the paper and reduce their effectiveness.
How should I store the sanding sheets?
Store the sheets in a dry place to prevent moisture damage.
What is the purpose of the holes in the sanding sheets?
The holes are designed for dust extraction, improving the finish and extending the paper's life.
What materials can these sanding sheets be used on?
These sheets are suitable for use on wood and metal surfaces.
Troubleshooting
Sanding performance is poor.
Check if the sanding sheet is worn and replace it. Ensure you are using the correct grit for the task.
Sander is not extracting dust effectively.
Check that the holes in the sanding sheet align with the sander's dust extraction system. Also, check for any blockages in the dust collection system.
Sanding sheet is detaching during use.
Ensure the hook and loop system on the sander is clean and working correctly. Make sure the sheet is properly aligned and secured before starting.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent sanding performance for professional use.
- Hard-wearing paper provides longer life.
- Velcro backing for easy and quick sheet changes.
- Designed for efficient dust extraction.
- Suitable for both wood and metal applications.
Cons
- 320 grit is not suitable for aggressive material removal.
- May require more frequent changes during heavy use or on very rough surfaces.
- Specific to Makita orbital sanders with the correct dimensions.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
These sanding sheets are designed specifically for use with Makita orbital sanders that are compatible with 114x102 mm sanding sheets. To install, align the sheet with the sander's pad, ensuring the holes align with the sander's dust extraction system. Press firmly to secure the hook and loop attachment. After use, inspect the sheets for wear. Replace when the abrasive paper becomes dull or damaged. Store sheets in a dry place to prevent moisture damage and ensure the longevity of the paper. Clean the sanding pad on your Makita sander periodically to remove any debris that may affect the adhesion of the sanding sheet.