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Question: Should the entire disc be slowly turning when the sander is in use?  It did at first, but no longer.
Document: Options for Random Orbit Sander were only two (in case I'm in Europe):1. Bosch GEX 125-1 AE (ROS20VSK)2. Makita BO5031KWell... at first, after engineering comparison of both models deep inside (looked at manufacturer's parts layout), we can see, that Bosch has two ball bearings, and Makita has three ball bearings, one of them is oversized for longer tool life. One more thing about Bosch ball bearings: both of them are replaceable only with armature in one piece.
I bought this sander for my husband (of course, I use it too) and we love it! This is our first orbital type sander, so I really can't compare to other orbitals, but it does a great job. We refinished kitchen cabinets for a friend and could not have survived without it! I love that it is variable speed! We've had this for several months now and have had absolutely no issues with it. Definitely recommend it...especially for the price!
The sander itself works just fine and does what it's supposed to do but the construction of the attached bag may have been done in 5 minutes before the person constructed it went to lunchtime and could not bother doing the job right.You have to use force to push it in real hard and even then over time it gets loose and you have debris flying all over the place.If you push the bag on using normal force I will garantie you it simply pop of when turning the sander on...Unfortunateky they could have not bothered to attach some kind of locking machanism.I have many Makita tools and like them... though not this one...
Product of excellent quality, quiet operation, like all Makita products. I bought this to replace my old dewalt and have no regrets. After months of use running as the first day.
This is my first random orbital sander and love it. I bought it to for the purpose of sanding wood siding on my house. I'm prepping the house for painting and using this sander to help me feather the areas of peeling paint. It is amazing how easy work can be when you have the right tools. I would with no hesitation recommend the Makita to anyone looking for a sander.
My first orbital was a Porter Cable, then I bought this to replace a DEWALT that turned out to be defective. I like the features of this one and the ergonomics. It is quieter than my other sanders, the variable speed is smooth. The dust collection is not good unless you hook it to your shop vac. This is a good value weekend warrior sander for finishing work. If you need aggressive sanding I recommend a half sheet sander not an orbital.
Comfortable and easy to use. Only thing I would improve is to have the ability to redirect the air output as I sand in tight places and occasionally it blows into my face. Not sure any sander does this. Case could be a little larger to hold lots of spare discs.
I'm giving this 4 b/c I just haven't used it long enough to judge durability/longevity and it's pricey. It's replacing a Craftsman I've used heavily for about 10 yrs now. But that exact model is no longer made and the ones they do offer are getting less than stellar user reviews. The rotary action on this one is not as good or persistent as the Craftsman when applying even light pressure while sanding. The dust &#34;collector&#34; on both of them is a joke. The Craftsman still runs well to this day but the velcro pad is worn and will not hold the hook&loop paper well enough any more.
Refinished badly blistered and dried out front door for first project. Worked well, very controllable and comfortable, had decent power (for an orbital of this size) at highest setting. Lower settings would probably be best for lighter duty work. My only gripe is the lack of out-of-box connectivity to a shop-vac. This was easily remedied by using the Fein Step Adaptor (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00005M1SW). The inside of the narrow end of the step adaptor connected around the rather small Makita dust port, and the large end fit around my vacuum hose.
Super tool. Easy to use, multiple applications, great results.
Answer: yes