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Question: What is the weight?
Document: We have a construction company so we have a few different kinds of sanders but this is the largest and nicest sander that we have.
Very nice. The sander is smooth, quiet and powerful. Dust collection with the included filter/canister is outstanding  The sander is expensive but worth it.
This sander is easy to figure out and use. Often I find some big tools are just too big because I am female and have smaller hands, but this is one large tool for big jobs that I can use comfortably.
This sander does a great job and cuts work time by at least half.I was working on a table top and it came out just perfect.
This is my third sander, and it fits nicely between myDEWALT D26451K  Corded 3 Amp 5-Inch Random Orbit SanderandMakita 9920 8.8 Amp 3-Inch by 24-Inch Variable-Speed Belt Sander. I still prefer my DeWalt for the smaller jobs simply because this Bosch is a huge monster of a sander and gets you tired pretty quickly if you're having to support it.
This is a large sander for big jobs. It comes with rubberized grip to attach, wrench is included, microfilter dust canister, and one sheet of sandpaper. The front and rear clamps make it easy to attach the sand paper. It has six speed options, and allows for continuous operation so that you don't have to hold down the switch to sand. I really like the long cord.If you are looking for a sander that will handle the big jobs then this is it.
There's a downside to it however: I use an orbital sander to thin wood parts and veneers for guitars and other musical instruments. While I like the direct feeling my old sander gives me without such a gasket, I also suspect the more experience I get with the Bosch, it will take its place in the shop for that job.The variable speed motor has 6 settings with a turn wheel that really add flexibility if you're working small.
The detachable front handle is held on by single hex bolt a 3/16" Allen wrench will tighten. I found the front handle doesn't get in the way and is useful for handling the sander during paper replacement, so I'd leave it on.I tried coarse sanding oak flooring with a fairly thin polyurethane finish as well as finish sanding 1/16" thick mahogany pieces and it performed very well. Most noticeable was how quiet the motor is compared to my other sander.
The bed is larger, about 4  x 7 , and takes half a standard sheet of sandpaper comfortably, so there's no worry about stretching to lock and tension it. The dual tension button-levers are very easy to use and lock, once you figure out exactly how to (the instructions unfortunately are made confusing by reusing diagrams and ambiguously describing `front' and `rear').
Pros -1) There is very little vibration transmitted to the hand compared tosimilar sanders.
Answer: no