5 Inch Dia 8 Hole Sander Hook and Loop Replacement Sanding Pad For Makita BO5010, BO5030/K, BO5031K, BO5041K, XOB01Z Sander
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Teresa Cambra
Greater than one weekI used this pad for a few minutes and then it flew off after the screws had sheared through destroying the pad immediately. Buy from another seller for better quality.
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Gerald F.
> 3 daythat it fits correctly and is easy to install
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Lizard Breath
> 3 dayThe triagular pattern of holes is a bit off. It doesnt fit the Makita BO5010 without a bit of forceful work with a screwdriver.
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Amy G.
> 3 dayThe holes on this replacement pad LOOKED right, until I tried to screw it onto the sander and the holes were misaligned just enough to keep it from screwing on right. Since my sander is one of the ones listed in the description, the only way to know was to try. Had to return the pad and buy a new sander. NOT recommended.
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mark koepke
> 3 dayWhat can I say, but....perfect.
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Jerel Blanda
> 3 dayEasy to use, just what I was looking for. Used it for sanding wood.
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Dawn
> 3 dayworked great
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Prof. Emma Harber
> 3 daySays it fits a bo5021 makita random orbit sander, however the 3 mounting holes are about 1/16 too far apart.Can not mount on to sander.
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R. Busch
Greater than one weekThe text in the ad for this Makita hook and loop pad says that it will fit a Makita BO3050 ROS. It will, if you enlarge the holes for the 3 screws. The three attachment holes (as opposed to the 8 air holes) on the hook and loop side are too small. I didnt buy this pad to have to drill it out. It would probably not look good if I did that. Drill bits dont drill flat-bottomed holes. Forstner bits would do that, but I have none that small. The large hole on the backside of this pad is 1 and 3/32 inch in diameter, which is the right size for the Makita bearing box cap on the BO3050 random orbit sander. Also, as Amy G. has pointed out in another Amazon review, the three screw holes in the hard plastic backing of the hook and loop pad are not in the right position. They are too far from the center of the pad by about a millimeter or two. I did attempt to elongate these with a round file. A true Makita pad has holes for the three screws that are more like slots than perfectly round holes. There is no need to mess with the elongated holes on a true Makita pad. So, to make this pad fit a Makita BO3050, you will need to enlarge the 3 holes on the hook and loop side and you will need to elongate the same holes on the back side of the pad. I cannot recommend this product.
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Tyrell Von
> 3 dayThis is a piece of crap. The holes in the pad dont align properly with the tapped holes in the bottom of the sander. Dont buy this. Im returning it.