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Oscillating Spindle Sander

Manufacturer: Jet
Quantity: 1
Location: Woodshop
Category: Wood
Operational
Hazard Class 3
Standard Access

Overview

Thanks to a powerful 1HP motor, ten different spindle assemblies ranging from 1/4'' to 4'' in diameter, plus a full 1-1/2'' of vertical oscillation, the Jet® JOSS-S Spindle Sander will make quick work of sanding a huge variety of inside curves. With its heavy-duty floor standing design and spacious table, even large workpieces can be handled comfortably, with minimal tipping. The table can be tilted up to 45° to the front and 15° to the rear for sanding beveled edges. All spindles conveniently store in a neat rack inside the cabinet. Special attention has been payed to optimizing dust collection on this sander, including a flexible baffle system beneath the table to direct dust into the ports.

Technical Details

Power: 1 HP
Oscillation Stroke (In.): 1-1/2''
Oscillations Per Minute: 75
Spindle Speed (RPM): 1720
Table Height from Floor (In.): 39-3/16''
Table Size (L x W) (In.): 24-1/2'' x 24-1/2''
Table Tilt (Deg.): 45° front, 15° back

Useful Links

  • Product Website
  • User Manual

    • Access & Hazard Information

    Standard Access

    Members are allowed to use this equipment. Access rules are defined by the equipment’s hazard class. Read the hazard class descriptions.

    Hazard Class 3

    1. Hazards: Minor injuries that can be resolved with first aid kit or ice pack, but potential for serious lacerations and minor amputations that require medical attention
    2. Power: Greater than 0.5 HP, greater than 10-amp, 120 VAC, greater than 24V DC
    3. Examples: Powerful portable tools and light industrial tools. 3D printers/processes with toxic/corrosive wash steps, CNC interlocked/enclosed mill, lathe, waterjet
    4. Access Requirements: Members must attend a training session and pass written and hands-on exams. Improper use will be punished with a verbal warning, a note in the members file, mandatory retraining, and potiential loss of access to the space.
    5. Supervision Requirements: The Makerspace must be open and a makerspace staff member must approve use of the equipment each time it is used. Staff may deny access or place additional restrictions on the use of this equipment on a per-use or per-person basis.