18V ONE+ Belt Sander - Tool Only (R18BS-0)

Always disconnect power and wear proper PPE before maintenance, then ensure the dust collection bag or vacuum system is correctly fitted and free from blockages. Regular cleaning, working in dry conditions, and using appropriate sanding grits help…

Always disconnect power and wear proper PPE before maintenance, then keep the sanding belt, vents, and tool clean to prevent heat buildup and performance issues. Use the correct belt condition, grit, alignment, speed, and light pressure, and ensure…

To avoid grooves, use the correct grit sandpaper, ensure proper belt tension and alignment, and apply light, even pressure while sanding. Regularly inspect and clean the sanding belt, remove dust and debris, and progress from coarser to finer grits…

Always disconnect power and wear proper PPE before maintenance, then keep air vents clean to maintain airflow and prevent motor overheating. Use light, even pressure, ensure correct belt tension, and install the sanding belt in the proper direction…

Always disconnect power and wear proper PPE before maintenance, then ensure correct belt alignment, proper tension, and good belt condition to prevent the sanding belt from slipping off. Use light, even pressure and keep the belt sander clean and…

Install the sanding belt in the correct direction by following the directional arrows, use high-quality compatible belts, and apply light, even pressure to protect the motor and prevent belt failure. For best results, select the correct grit and use…

Ryobi sanders are not recommended for sanding plasterboard, as fine plaster dust can be hazardous and damage the tool. If sanding plaster is unavoidable, use proper PPE, effective dust extraction with an L-class or HEPA vacuum, and work in a well-…

Belt sanders are too aggressive for plasterboard and can easily damage wall surfaces. In addition, fine plaster dust can enter the tool and cause damage to the belt sander motor.

Connect RYOBI Belt Sander to workshop vacuum

RYOBI electric belt sanders should not be used continuously and require regular breaks to allow the motor to cool. To prevent motor overheating and potential burnout, stop the sander after about 30 minutes of use and allow a 5–10 minute cooling…

Maintain a smooth finish by replacing sandpaper when it becomes worn or clogged. Check it regularly during use, as replacement frequency depends on the material and pressure applied. Timely swapping ensures consistent sanding efficiency and…

To align a sanding belt, reconnect the power, securely hold the belt sander, and turn it on while checking that the belt runs centrally on the backing plate. If the belt moves left or right, use the tracking knob to make small adjustments until the…

To align the sanding belt, reconnect the power source. Firmly hold the sander away from your body, and turn the tool on. If the belt stays running in the centre of the backing plate you won’t need to make any alignment adjustments. But if you notice…

Always disconnect power or remove the battery before cleaning your belt sander to ensure safety. Avoid solvents or cleaning agents, wipe the exterior with a cloth, and regularly clear air vents with a paintbrush to maintain airflow and prevent…

Ensure correct belt size and follow essential safety steps when fitting or replacing a power tool belt, including disconnecting power and wearing appropriate protective equipment such as a P2, FFP2, or N95 dust mask. To install the belt, release…

Ensure safety by disconnecting power or removing the battery before maintenance and wearing proper protective equipment like a P2, FFP2, or N95 mask. Keep your sander clean by wiping dust from the exterior, emptying the dust bag, and using…