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Question: How come the sanding screen keeps falling out?? I've tightened it but it falls out. Thanks
Document: Great tool. Works really well and has adjustable suction. Unlike a few other similar sanders I looked at, this one doesn't require any modification to actually work. If you start to notice dust falling it's more than likely that your sanding screen is &#34;filled&#34; with dust; not that the sander isn't working. Definitely invest in a drywall-specific bag for your shop vac too. If you have whole rooms to patch and/or sand, this is a very worthwhile investment.
This tool does not disappoint. So far I've used it with the included 150 grit screen, and it has performed very well. I'll try it with the very fine screen and see how it does.
Had tried a couple. Sears one was pretty good and the one from the shelves of Lowes that uses regular sandpaper but this one blows them away. Ease of use and changing the screen are excellent and it's lightweight and low to the wall so you don't tend to roll it over on it's edge when going sideways. Best designed one I've seen out there for the money.
Works great, really keeps the dust down when sanding.
The parts that come with the shop vac attachments offer several different configurations. It does a very good job of vacuuming drywall dust while sanding.
This is my second time buying this product. You can't beat it for dust free sanding of drywall compound. An indispensable tool for contractor and handyman. Worth every penny for years to come.
LOVED IT!!! !It did exactly what I wanted. Kept the dust to a minimum. I could not see dust falling as in the past without it. Loved it. Would recommend it to everyone sanding drywall.
I'm no pro, but everytime I've done any drywall sanding, it gets airborne and ends up all over the place. Not today. I just finished sanding an 8x10 wall I built, and I was amazed at how well it worked. Hardly any of the dust (&#60;1%) did not make it into the vacuum. BTW, I used a Ridgid 4 Gal, 5.5 HP vacuum, which also worked great for the job.The sander is well made.
I only hoped this would reduce the drywall dust, but was pleasantly surprised that it almost completely eliminates it. I put a fine dust bag in my Craftsman shop vac, and with this unit I had almost none of the typical white cloud of dust that falls everywhere. Wish I bought something like this 20 years ago!The only downside is the mesh screen, even a fine-grained one that I smoothed a bit on concrete, tends to leave lines in the sanded area.
In doing some remodeling, I am sanding off wall texture, and mud used as filler to come up with smooth walls. I started with a regular sander, and just covering stuff. Drywall dust got all over, and into everything. I ordered this, and so far it has been working fine. I don't bother with the hose that comes with it, just the adapters, and I adapt all the way up to my 2.5&#34; shop vac hose.
Answer: yes