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The RIDGID 14663 is a benchtop sander that combines an edge belt and a spindle sander in one machine. Its belt and drums oscillate up and down while rotating, which helps produce burn-free finishes on edges, faces and inside and outside curves. The cast table tilts from 0 to 48 degrees with detents at 0, 15, 22.5, 30 and 45 degrees for bevel work. It suits home woodworkers and small shops that want both sanding jobs without two machines, and it competes with combo sanders from Triton and Jet on features rather than on raw power.
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Owners of RIDGID's oscillating combo sander generally rate it as a solid value for a home shop, praising the burn-free finishes and the quick belt-to-spindle swap. Complaints tend to center on belt tracking, vibration and the small work table.
The RIDGID 14663 is an oscillating edge belt and spindle sander that combines two tools in one. It uses rotary and oscillating motion to sand edges, faces, contours, and inside and outside curves without burning the wood.
It has ball bearing construction for smooth operation and long life. You can convert it between belt and spindle sanding without tools. The table tilts from 0 to 48º, with detents at 0º, 15º, 22.5º, 30º, and 45º for sanding bevel edges.
All drums, throat plates, washers, and the belt mechanism store on the tool. It has Sof-Touch knobs and a hose adapter with a built-in sawdust collection port. Recesses in the base allow mounting on a sawhorse.
