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Grizzly G0459 Baby Drum Sander 12 Inch

  • 1-1/2 HP, 120 V corded
  • 80 grit, fine
  • 166 lb

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A single drum benchtop sander from Grizzly. The listing gives no board capacity or dust port detail.

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ASIN: B000E3064IModel: G0459Category: Sanders

Overview

A rotating abrasive drum does the sanding on this Grizzly baby drum sander, driven by a corded motor. The shape field describes the drum as a cylinder and the included components are listed as tools.

A drum sander smooths boards to even thickness, and the listed grit is fine. The listing leaves out board capacity, drum speed and dust collection.

Who it's for

A hobby woodworker with a sturdy bench or stand will find the basics described. Buyers who must confirm board thickness, drum speed or dust collection should check Grizzly before ordering.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Drum sanding action
  • Corded household power
  • Fine grit listed
  • Compact baby drum format
Cons
  • Capacity not listed
  • Drum speed not listed
  • Tool contents not itemized

Performance notes

A rotating drum removes material as the board passes under it, so grit and feed rate set the finish and the stock removal. A heavy body reduces vibration while the motor drives the drum.

Specifications

BrandGrizzly
ModelG0459
Dimensions & fit
Item weight166 pounds
Power & efficiency
Power SourceCorded electric
Voltage120 volts
Motor1-1/2 HP
Included components
Included ComponentsTools
Unit Count1 Count
Other details
ShapeCylinder
Grit Number80
Grit TypeFine

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Frequently asked questions

Is the G0459 corded or battery powered?

Corded electric, 120 volts.

What grit does it use?

The listing gives a grit number of 80 and a fine grit type.

What is included?

The included components field says tools, without itemizing them.