This is an authentic Makita replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with finishing sanders. The base can be used as a direct replacement of the original base that was installed when the sander was new. Over time the sanding pad can be worn at the connection points and will need to be replaced. To complete this you pair you may need a standard and Philip's screwdriver, a small pick, mallet, and a hex socket set to remove the bearing. This item is sold individually.
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Repair my Mikita finishing sander
I watched their video on how to replace this part and it was well worth it. I fixed a $40 sander for $4. Can’t beat that.
Guest - August 3, 2019
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Relatively easy repair
The part was a perfect replacement for the original part. I followed the helpful e- replacement online video and took my time to avoid stopping any screw heads. The sander is back in service!
Guest - September 10, 2019
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Great Part- Fast Shipping
Great price and fast shipping to allow me to repair my sander. Also watched the tutorial video on how to replace the sander base and it made it extremely simple. Would definitely check ereplacmentparts when i need to repair other tools!
Guest - October 3, 2019
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Perfect part
Excellent quality and fast service, thank you
Guest - September 3, 2020
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Great Parts, Quick Service
I ordered several parts to repair my 20+ year old Makita Palm Sander. The price was great, as was the service, and the quality of the part. Works just like it did when brand new. Thanks.
Guest - December 21, 2020
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Easy Repair works as expected
sander part fit as expected arrived on time. nice
Guest - September 12, 2022
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Arrived quickly, just what I needed
Arrived in a couple of days, in good condition and works great. Great communication by the company .
William - August 26, 2023
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Makita router base
Everything on your was great. I made an attempt to cross parts because the one I need is discontinued but it didn't work
Guest - March 15, 2022
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1. Removed the 2 screws holding the base pad on to the sander base
2. Removed the 4 small vibration isolators from the corners of the base piece
3. Removed the 2 screws and took off the 2 sandpaper retainer wires
4. Removed the center screw, took off the eccentric die cast piece and pushed out the bearing
5. Remov
... Read moreed the bearing O-ring dust seal from the old base piece
6. Reversed steps 1-5 to finish the repair
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The base plate where the bearing sits was shredded to pieces.
Removed 4 screws holding down the pad. Unscrewed the bearing. To unscrew the bearing you will need to stop it from spinning. Then place bearing into the new base. The fit is tight, so I got the bearing as close to the bottom as I can then I screwed down the bearing to seat it. Unscrew it to replace the 4 feet/cushions. Then screw d
... Read moreown the plate to the body.
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Plastic around the center hole on the base broke after years of use.
Instructions were provided on the eReplacement website.
The old countersunk head screw was difficult to remove after years of being in place. I had ordered a replacement along with a replacement base anticipating that difficulty. The longest part of the repair was removing the old screw. I used penetrating oil to loosen the
... Read more threads over a couple of days but that didn\'t work. Eventually, I drilled a small hole in the screw head and used a screw removal bit (extractor bit) to back it out. That gave much more leverage than a Philips head screw driver which stripped the top.
After that, it was easy. Remove the parts held on by the screw, replace parts, and attach new base. Follow instructions provided on website. They are very detailed.
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