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Question: Will any sanding sheets work? How do they attach to the base? is it a clamp? or do I need to buy specially made sanding sheets to attach?
Document: Did a great job on a smaller home project. Filter collected dust nicely and easy to change out sanding sheets. No need to buy pre-cut sheets since it comes with a hole punch
I needed to sand a window frame and the space was very confining. This sander fit the bill wonderfully but I recommend that you buy the adhesive backed sanding sheets to use with this. I am happy that I bought this sander.
Is there a little trick? I attach the sandpaper on one side, and there is just not enough of it to attach to the other side. About 1/16 or 1/8 of an inch extra would have helped. At any rate, this sure beats sanding by hand. (but it still takes quite a while to do; I had big burn marks I wanted to get rid of)So, if you buy this, skip the quarter sized paper and get regular sized and cut it.
I was a bit paranoid about this sander because it was less expensive than other brands of sander. But it seems to be pretty darn good. I have used it on a door and some kitchen cabinets I'm refinishing and it made short and relaxed work of the jobs. It does pass vibration to the hand but it's not uncomfortable, making your hand or wrist ache after some sanding projects. It accepts the quarter sheet abrasive papers and changing it out is quick and easy.
Awesome sander for the money......don't buy pre-cut sheets.......instead just cut a standard full size sheet of sand paper into four peices.......so Far I have used this sander for several hundred hours......still running strong
It is faster and smoother than other sanders. The clamps to attach the sandpaper work very well and are easy to use. The cord is a little short but for the price I am not complaining at all.For comparison I have used Dewalt, Bosch, Mikita, and the older version Black and Decker sanders.
This little bugger is great. The day it came in, I used it to sand the paint off my deck stairs and it did the whole job without a problem. It is powerful, but not so powerful that it makes your hand numb and tingly like other palm sanders. It comes with a piece of sandpaper, but you're obviously going to need to buy your own (but that's cheap).
I have had absolutely no luck getting the dust collector to work on this sander! I have my studio/workshop in my home and bought this so that I would be able to sand without having to open windows in the Minnesota winter. No chance! Other than that, the sander works well for what I need to do. It can be a bit difficult to control at times but I tend to be weak in my arms.
My father purchased this sander a couple years ago. He's gotten many hours of work out of this sander. He gave it to me to use in my new home (a bit of a fixer-upper). I'be used it outside without any problems, but when I need to sand a newly plastered room before painting, I found that the noise was hurting my ears. The volume went unnoticed in my semi-open garage, but inside the echo was unbearable without earplugs.
1/4 sheet sandpaper fits on this sander; the clips hold the sandpaper tight in place, and it is easy to change. I comes with a plaster cover that you puncture some small holes in the sandpaper once you attach it; and this is where the dust is sucked into a filter on the sander. For my first sander for a drywall wall repair and for spot sanding two decks before refinishing, this sander has been working good.
Answer: yes