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Question: Will this work on model bolt made by Dumas wool kit
Document: Lots of good reviews of this tool, which I couldn't add to or agree with more. Fantastic.It is made for the larger Makita 18 volt lithium ion batteries (the 3.0 Amp Hour) but will also work with the smaller 'compact' (1.5 Amp Hour) Makita lithium ion batteries if you make a small modification. There is a very tiny metal tab on the underside of the tool, in the area where the battery slides in.
For me this sander is plenty. I'm mostly working on the small projects in my small shop.The last, but not list important thing that this sander made in UK. How often do you see that?
very good tool, works great, just a little heavy with battery in it, i dont think it would be fun to use over head. i would recommend getting this sander, especially if you do work outside.
Since he tried once, my son wants now to help with all the sanding work I do. The tool is light, powerful and effective, while the battery lasts for at least 20-30 minutes of continuous work.
Love Makita products, hate their support site and the hassle of locating support for their products in comparison to most corporations. They need to work on this.Seems like "by design" they make their battery/device compatibility difficult to understand, so you will order more of their products in their labyrinth.
I got this for some light sanding work with fiberglass and wood. Since I already had a cordless Makita drill and screwdriver, I could use the same battery packs for those with this. So far this has worked very well. It's surprisingly powerful, even though it's cordless, and the vacuum collects the worst of the dust. For light sanding work, I highly recommend this.Edit: Even works with wet sanding!
I bought this as a tool for remodel work, when I don't feel like dragging out a cord. I assumed it would be a weak version of a corded orbital, but it's turned out to be a really powerful little sander. The battery lasts around 20 minutes, so keep a spare in the charger. The only quirk is that the wide body style grip is uncomfortable for all-day use. As a quick go-to sander for smaller project, it can't be beat.
I have been a guitar maker and woodworker for almost 40 years . I love the transition to cordless tools and have always bought Makita corded tools . This sander works just as well as the  corded version I have but I love the ability to be able to take my more messy work outside  ( weather permitting ) . Bought this sander , 5 inch circular saw and a reciprocating saw ( all Makita ) for an outdoor summer project ( just retired ) and love them all !
Well I bought this to complete some repairs to water damaged drywall ceiling. I couldn't be happier. The fact you don'thave to buy another battery was a plus for me. It seems with multi speed anything there is only one speed you end upUsing. high , cause the others are worthless. Not the case here the lowest speed worked the best leaving two others forMore heavy duty work. The dust collection bag worked ok. even doing ceiling work it didn't seem unwieldy or heavy in repeated use.
the first day that I got it in my mail I started using it on my job site everyday I take it  now, I really like.
Answer: no