Belt Sanders » Ridgid R2720 http://www.beltsanderguide.com Belt Sanders Mon, 17 Oct 2011 15:32:52 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Ridgid R2720 Belt Sander Review http://www.beltsanderguide.com/ridgid/ridgid-r2720 http://www.beltsanderguide.com/ridgid/ridgid-r2720#comments Thu, 01 Oct 2009 13:17:03 +0000 admin http://www.beltsanderguide.com/?p=64 Whether you are looking to re-sand those hardwood floors or even out those counter tops, you will most certainly require a good belt sander.  And if it a pro grade belt sander you’re after, look no further than Ridgid’s heavy duty variable speed 3 X 21” belt sander, an extremely practical machine for both large and small projects.
The Ridgid model R2720 belts sander utilizes a classic in-line motor design, and although it won’t win any beauty contests, the 12-foot power cable, among many other features, adds extreme value to its practicality.  The variable speed feature on this 3 X 21” sander allows you to adjust from 800 fpm to 1500 fpm to help match the speed to desired removal rate for various applications, and the machine’s powerful 10 amps makes this little monster stand out among sanders this size.  Weighing in at 10.5 pounds, the Ridgid 3 X 21” belt sander is as portable as it is durable.
For those seeking added comfort and simplicity, the Ridgid model R2720 belt sander was designed with a three-position pommel handle for ergonomic repose, as well as a utility-free belt release to make changing belts a snap.  The R2720 model also features a smooth soft start, so you will never make the mistake of firing up a roaring 1500 fpm on a nice and easy 800 fpm job.  And like many of its counterparts, the Ridgid 3 X 21” belt sander has a flat face that allows the capacity to sand right up against vertical surfaces.
The Ridgid R2720 3 X 21” VS belt sander might be more expensive than similar sized belt sanders, but you’ll find the $159 price tag worth every penny if you’ve got a serious sanding project.  If you can find a woodworker that will part from one, expect to pay around $100 used.

ridgid2720Whether you are looking to re-sand those hardwood floors or even out those counter tops, you will most certainly require a good belt sander.  And if it a pro grade belt sander you’re after, look no further than Ridgid’s heavy duty variable speed 3 X 21” belt sander, an extremely practical machine for both large and small projects.

The Ridgid model R2720 belts sander utilizes a classic in-line motor design, and although it won’t win any beauty contests, the 12-foot power cable, among many other features, adds extreme value to its practicality.  The variable speed feature on this 3 X 21” sander allows you to adjust from 800 fpm to 1500 fpm to help match the speed to desired removal rate for various applications, and the machine’s powerful 10 amps makes this little monster stand out among sanders this size.  Weighing in at 10.5 pounds, the Ridgid 3 X 21” belt sander is as portable as it is durable.

For those seeking added comfort and simplicity, the Ridgid model R2720 belt sander was designed with a three-position pommel handle for ergonomic repose, as well as a utility-free belt release to make changing belts a snap.  The R2720 model also features a smooth soft start, so you will never make the mistake of firing up a roaring 1500 fpm on a nice and easy 800 fpm job.  And like many of its counterparts, the Ridgid 3 X 21” belt sander has a flat face that allows the capacity to sand right up against vertical surfaces.

The Ridgid R2720 3 X 21” VS belt sander might be more expensive than similar sized belt sanders, but you’ll find the $159 price tag worth every penny if you’ve got a serious sanding project.  If you can find a woodworker that will part from one, expect to pay around $100 used.

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