Grizzly G1014ZX Combination Sander with Cabinet Stand
Key features
- •Motor: 3/4-HP, 110V/220V, single-phase, 3450 RPM, 12A/6A
- •Cast iron table, disc and body
- •Cabinet stand with storage locker
BrandGrizzly
CategoryCombination Disc & Belt Sanders
Grizzly G1014ZX Combination Sander with Cabinet Stand
List Price: $945.75$851.18DEALYou Save: $94.57 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.1
out of 5
Based on 4 reviews
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Just what I Needed
dragondncr•December 4, 2016
For the price it is a great machine so far. Packaging was terrible. It was enclosed in Styrofoam, but it was very thin. A good part of it was in little pieces. The disc guard was bent up and I had to try and bend it back into shape. The only part, I didn't like, is how the disc guard door is locked in place by a threaded knob through the sheet metal. So, already it can't be tightened and vibrates loose. Other than that, I think it will be a great machine for my shop.
Happy with the machine.
Gary McPherson•December 2, 2016
Reworked it to a 220 outlet. Very pleased with the outcome.
Five Stars
Amazon Customer•July 30, 2016
Works great
You get what u pay for :-(
D. easter•July 11, 2014
It's sands just fine. I bought it thinking it would be a nice sander I guess 500 dollars doesn't buy much this days so I sold it as soon as I found an old American one on craigslist.
Pro
*does the job it was intended for
*actually collects a good portion of the dust
Cons
*only the disc sander has the nice cast iron table top.
*the cast iron top flexes no mater how tight u get it.
*the guard was slightly warping close to the sanding disc.
*high starting spike can occasionally trip a 20 amp circuit
Pro
*does the job it was intended for
*actually collects a good portion of the dust
Cons
*only the disc sander has the nice cast iron table top.
*the cast iron top flexes no mater how tight u get it.
*the guard was slightly warping close to the sanding disc.
*high starting spike can occasionally trip a 20 amp circuit
