I recently inherited a Craftsman Belt Sander Model No. 315.11721, and I went to use it today but realized that the belt needed changed. Only one problem, I can’t figure out how to change the belt. I wasn’t given a book with the sander, and was wondering if anyone can help me and tell me how to do it.
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What size belt does a Craftsman belt sander use?
Attach Craftsman’s 4 x 36-in. Sanding Belt, 50-Grit to your belt sander to produce a smooth and professional-looking surface on wood, metal, plastic, fiberglass and more.