TDS-200C4HL parts

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Dave Deimling

Sharpening system

I just started using the grinder and got the Wolverine- One-way sharpening jig set up. Looks good, works well, I like the extra features- brackets, magnifier, light. A great upgrade to my sharpening- especially lathe tools- gouges, etc!

BUCKTOOL 8Inch Low-Speed Bench Grinder TDS-200C4HL

Joel Garbus

12 inch Drill press

Love it, adjustable speed is awesome, laser is accurate right out of the box without any adjustments. Light is nice and bright.

BUCKTOOL 12-INCH 6.2-A Professional Bench Drill Press with IIIA Laser and Work Light

William Ebner

Very nice tool

Before I order this belt and disc sander, I checked out, benchtop sanders at Harbor freight and Menards. The quality was just really cheap. This Buck tool is much better quality. It’s a good tool. Great value.
Ordering was easy it shipped fast and arrived with no issues. Well protected.

BUCKTOOL BD4801 Bench Belt Sander 4 in x 36 in Belt and 8 in

d lorence

Works as expected with modification

Since I have a 2 1/2 inch flexible hose for my dust collection, I designed and 3D printed an adapter to mate the dust collection hose to the Y fitting cap. With that done, it collects the dust very well.

Dust Collection Y-Fitting 4" to 1-3/8"(O.D.) Reducer With 1-3/8"(I.D.) Type Hose Matching With Bucktool BD4603 & BD4801

Brian Hoette

Worth every penny!

So far, the drill press has met every one of my expectations! The variable speed control is excellent. The Lazer cross hair is surprisingly accurate to get you lined up on your work. Despite not having the conventional press stop that other brands include, the Bucktool design suits my needs better. The graduated scale and stop, integrated with the press handle is far more convenient. Only time will tell how durable the tool is, but already it's been solid in clearanceing some cylinder heads to accommodate larger pushrods and a shaft mount rocker system.

BUCKTOOL 12-INCH 6.2-A Professional Bench Drill Press with IIIA Laser and Work Light

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BUCKTOOL Bench Belt Sander for Metal 4x36 in. & 8 in. Disc Sander BD4801-M

Kraig Gratke

Metal belt sander

Works really well for a number of metal parts that had to be fitted to 50+ year old farm machinery restoration projects that would have taken forever with a file.

Bucktool Bench Belt Grinder Combo, 1x30 inch Belt & 6 inch Grinder, 1/3 HP Low Speed Bench Belt Disc Sander Combo for Knife Making, Sharpening, Woodworking, Metalworking

Todd Dutcher

Bucktool Bench Belt Grinder Combo, 1x30 inch Belt & 6 inch Grinder, 1/3 HP Low Speed Bench Belt Disc Sander Combo for Knife Making, Sharpening, Woodworking, Metalworking

BG2600 2" x 42" Belt Sander & 6" Bench Grinder Combo

Chad gehweiler Gehweiler

Good grinder

It's a good grinder for the price. Sometimes it's a little underpowered and has trouble getting the belts going

BUCKTOOL 1.0 HP 8 Inch High Speed Bench Grinder, 3590 RPM Table Grinder with 4.8A Motor, High Precision Wobble-free Wheel Grinder, TDS-200HD

Capps Metal

No Vibe's

Smooth, Vibration Free Operation

Dust Collector Cyclone Assembly DC38

Will Baxter

Mixed feelings

Price was what sold me on this setup. A cyclone and barrel for be cost slightly lower than just the cyclone from Onieda Dust Deputy.

Appearance and structure are nice, the cyclone and barrel seem to be well made and durable. The intake and exhaust ports for some reason were made in an odd size (metric possibly) so they supply an adapter which is appreciated, to fit 4” hose. I did have to get creative with fitting the top to a 5” intake on my dust collector motor housing.

With that said, function seems a bit mediocre. 1st, the bags can’t be used, they immediately sucked up into the cyclone and so all the chips/dust went straight through into collectors motor and out into the filter. Zero function. This is a no -care situation for me because I was unlikely to use the bags anyway, but gave it a try. My assumption is the limitation of what I assume must be the 3-D printer used to produce the cyclone itself. The center section doesn’t go down far enough, so though it does create a cyclonic effect, chips can easy be sucked into the motor housing. Removing the bag and using only barrel does allow it to work “mostly”, but unfortunately I’d say it is 80% at best as a lot of dust makes it through to the filter and some chips even end up in the secondary catch system.

In comparison, the Oneida Dust Deputy I have on another setup, it just doesn’t perform well. The Dust Deputy has 6” primary port on the exhaust side with well made adapter to 4” and 4” molded intake port, it also has a deep center section in the cyclone and it catches close to 95-100% of chips, which remain in the barrel. Nearly nothing besides the very finest dust seems to make through to the filter side and secondary catch system.

However, I can still say this is a significant improvement over a single stage system, and definitely a budget friendly approach to improving performance, efficiency in the home shop environment for most customers.

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