A total of 32 people have been arrested during the sting - eight of whom were detained on Wednesday.

Police allegedly found the drugs ice, cocaine and cannabis, and weapons during Wednesday's raids at Redcliffe, Kallangur, Mango Hill, North Lakes and Narangba.

Taskforce Maxima Inspector Brendan Smith said none of the 32 arrested were patched members of the Bandidos. He said they were associates of the club who helped distribute drugs.

"We're acutely aware of these gang members use their associates and their network to commit crime...by targeting them, we're hitting them in the soft spot where it counts," he said.

Inspector Smith said Queensland's bikie crackdown, which has now gone for a year, had been successful and now people were starting not to fear the motorcycle clubs.

"They're no longer afraid of these gangs. We get information daily through Crime Stoppers and local police because people have had enough," he said.

"The Sunshine Coast gang house is now a craft house for elderly women. I mean, what does that say? The legislation's working."

Police carried out the first series of raids in the operation on July 18, where 17 people were charged in the Redcliffe, Kippa Ring and Narangba areas.

The group charged face a variety of drugs, property and weapons offences.

Meanwhile in a separate drug sting, police charged 33 people over an alleged drug ring in Central Queensland.

Police allege ecstasy and cannabis was being trafficked between the Gold Coast and Emerald.

During the 21-month investigation they found six "grow houses" containing 164 cannabis plants and 11 kilograms of dried cannabis.