BLACK+DECKER Random Orbit Sander with Smart Select (MS2000)

As far as finishing sanders go, I haven't used it because your black and white slate will only do the job There are a lot of differentDecker mouse hook and loop papers, and they are very expensive. I erred in thinking the finishing attachment would have clips like the rest and you could use regular sanding paper with it to keep costs down and use finer paper if desired. This is incorrect. But this isn't the biggest offense this mouse commits. The dust collector is practically useless. I was preparing a TV stand for painting, and when I finished I had a thick layer of dust over my garage, despite opening both doors to let in ventilation. The Dust collector had perhaps a tablespoon of dust in it, by contrast. If this were a huge media center that took all day, sure, dust would be everywhere. However, it is not this type of facility. As well, I probably needed to empty the dust collector more than once as there was a lot of dust in it. The handle portion of the device proved to be nearly useless when D tested it out. You do not need the detail sander, so I have a solution to your problem. There's a decent selection of Orbital disc sanders for less money that will do a good job and collect a lot more dust. And then you'll need a finishing sander make sure it has clips that let you use regular sandpaper. At first glance, I know you think this will cost more, and you're right. You will save a lot of money on sandpaper if you use the ones for your general sander instead of this specific sander's. Please remember to check all of the sanders that you are buying to see if they have a dust collector that can be attached to a vacuum, just in case the one you bought previously doesn't catch dust either.

Alexia Gentry

| May 24, 2021

While I would assume it is in the manual, I have read it with a fine-tooth My only contacts for orbital mode were round pads (Mirka 23-34 A4 or A3 Eight inches tall This dustless hook does not require any attachments Sanding Disks), and the assortment pack that comes with them. I have searched every possible store but couldn't find any that carried specific grits of the iron A small size. Is it true that I have to buy the assortment all the time? That's.

Rayne Moon

| Feb 20, 2021

My sander was my first tool of choice once I had a lineup of projects organized. The only thing I wish I had done was to open it and test it out before I actually needed As a result of my very arthritic hands and the fact that one of them has recently had surgery, I am about to schedule one on my dominant hand as well. The vibration level on this sander is incredible and changing out the bases is time consuming. The base release is quite tricky, it doesn't feel safe, and I'm not sure precisely when it will be released. I also found the jacket to be quite heavy even for a woman in her 60s with physical limitations! Instead of using a cordless drill I use sanding blocks or an attachment for my cordless drill. My cordless drill has worn out before I do! I now need a corded drill in order to complete my project! You should consider your needs based on your physical condition as opposed to your project requirements! S. Nana.

Sawyer Simmons

| Nov 06, 2020