Ridgid Drum Sanders: Models, Specs, and Pricing
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Ridgid makes an oscillating spindle sander (the EB4424) that uses drum attachments for edge sanding, but it's not a thickness drum sander. Ridgid doesn't make a benchtop drum sander for flattening or thicknessing boards.
Ridgid Corded (120V AC) Platform
The EB4424 is a corded benchtop tool (3.5A, 120V). It's a spindle sander, not a thickness drum sander. Covered by the Lifetime Service Agreement when registered.
Current Models
Ridgid EB4424
EB4424
Oscillating spindle sander with interchangeable drum sizes. For sanding curves, inside cutouts, and edges. Not a thickness sander.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a spindle sander and a drum sander?
A spindle sander has a vertical drum that oscillates up and down. You hold the workpiece against the drum to sand edges and curves. A thickness drum sander has a horizontal drum with a feed table that pulls boards through to sand the face. Different tools for different jobs.
Does the Ridgid Lifetime Service Agreement cover the EB4424?
Yes. Register it within 90 days at ridgid.com. The LSA covers stationary tools the same as cordless. Motor, switch, and housing are covered for life.