ONE+ 18V Cordless 1/2 in. x 18 in. Belt Sander (Tool Only)

A:  Hello, Leonard - Thank you for your question. If the belt size is ∕2 in. x 18 in. then it should work. I hope this helps! Additionally, if you need further support, then a RYOBI Customer Experience Professional is here for you, Monday - Friday from 9 am to 6 pm (EST) when you call or text us at 1.800.525.2579 or through email or live chat when you visit us at https://www.ryobitools.com/support/contact. And thank you again for your interest in the ONE+ 18V Cordless 1/2 in. x 18 in. Belt Sander (Tool Only). - Jewel

A:       I'm not a professional furniture restorer but here's some tips.   Start by looking up some YouTube videos about it to see if you have the skill to do it.  If the table has sentimental value you'd be best leaving it to the pros.  If you can disassemble it, take plenty of pics and mark which legs go where then bring all the pieces to a shop for their opinion and/or estimate. You may choose to have them strip it then you can refinish it. They might even give you tips!     If it was mine and wanted to do it myself, I'd use a chemical stripper, something water based especially if it's veneer, you don't want to lift the glue that attaches it. I'd test if first on a spot that doesn't show to judge the reaction with it and the topcoat. Once you've got it down to bare wood I'd hand sand it with a grit recommended for the topcoats. Leave plenty of time for it to dry.  Without pics of the legs, I'm thinking use a hand held rotary tool with a ball end burr to open up the cracks then fill them with thin layers of wood filler. Time to sand them smooth, stain and/or polyurethane topcoat.

A:  Orbital sander for flat surfaces with fine grit sand paper. You can use any good grade or better wood glue to fill the cracks in the legs only if they can be clamped in such a way to close the cracks after gluing. If they can not be closed, you will have to use a wood filler/putty. Then hand sand the legs when dry.

A:  steel wool to clean off the legs and table top and very fine wool filler ti fill in the crackd to give it a good new finish

A:  Hello, Table - Thank you for your question. It looks like the most common ways to fill cracks in wood is with epoxy, glue and sawdust or wood putty/filler sticks. I hope this helps! Additionally, if you need further support, then a RYOBI Customer Experience Professional is here for you, Monday - Friday from 9 am to 6 pm (EST) when you call or text us at 1.800.525.2579 or through email or live chat when you visit us at https://www.ryobitools.com/support/contact. And thank you again for your interest in the ONE+ 18V Cordless 1/2 in. x 18 in. Belt Sander (Tool Only). - Jewel

A:  Thank you for the question. I know refinishing can be quite a challenge and there are lots of options of products and tools. I would first suggest you determine what kind of finish you have, water or oil based and use the appropriate product to remove the finish. Then use a filler to fill the cracks. An woodworking trick is to actually use automotive bonds, it works great, dries fast and sands smooth, but will only work if painting the table legs.

A:  Hello, Homedepotjoe1966 - Thank you for your question. I would recommend contacting the store you are referring to for this question. I hope this helps! Additionally, if you need further support, then a RYOBI Customer Experience Professional is here for you, Monday - Friday from 9 am to 6 pm (EST) when you call or text us at 1.800.525.2579 or through email or live chat when you visit us at https://www.ryobitools.com/support/contact. And thank you again for your interest in the ONE+ 18V Cordless 1/2 in. x 18 in. Belt Sander (Tool Only). - Jewel

A:  Since you did not say where you are I can not answer the question. You should be able to determine that from the Home Depot website by putting your zip code and choosing the store location closest to you.

A:  My Lake Jackson store does have it

A:  I can't tell you if the store near you has stock, but I have been using on-line ordering from Home Depot more and more recently and have been pleased with the service and delivery times.

A:  Yes, at Hpme Depot/ The tool comes with 3 different grit belts.

A:  Dude, Google is your friend. In this case, just got to homedepot.com and search sanding belts.This is what I came up with. https://www.homedepot.com/b/Tools-Power-Tool-Accessories-Abrasives-Sander-Accessories-Sanding-Belts/18/1-2-x-18/N-5yc1vZc8xyZ1z0vzkhZ1z1t3jl

A:  There are lots of options. I found some Diablo belts on the store but HD also sells Wen, Powertech and others. Just do a search on the HD site for: “½ x 18” sanding belts “. You can also do the same search on the internet.  I’ve found options from 40 to 400 grit. 

A:  yes

A:  On line or at any Home depot store

A:  Hello, Kjri - Thank you for your question. I am unable to find RYOBI sand paper for this tool but there may be other brands that make sand paper that will work. I hope this helps! Additionally, if you need further support, then a RYOBI Customer Experience Professional is here for you, Monday - Friday from 9 am to 6 pm (EST) when you call or text us at 1.800.525.2579 or through email or live chat when you visit us at https://www.ryobitools.com/support/contact. And thank you again for your interest in the ONE+ 18V Cordless 1/2 in. x 18 in. Belt Sander (Tool Only). - Jewel

A:  yes a three pack