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For the love of all things great and small... DO NOT BUY DEWALT PNUEMATIC TOOLS... especially the sander.
Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
For the love of all things great and small... DO NOT BUY DEWALT PNUEMATIC TOOLS... especially the sander.
Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
For the love of all things great and small... DO NOT BUY DEWALT PNUEMATIC TOOLS... especially the sander.
Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
Dual armed, four-eyed woodworker here interested in the link.
For the love of all things great and small... DO NOT BUY DEWALT PNUEMATIC TOOLS... especially the sander.
Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
For the love of all things great and small... DO NOT BUY DEWALT PNUEMATIC TOOLS... especially the sander.
Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
Was it the Tacklife[amazon.com] one? I got it for $18 about 4 months ago and it's OK.
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For the love of all things great and small... DO NOT BUY DEWALT PNUEMATIC TOOLS... especially the sander.
Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
For the love of all things great and small... DO NOT BUY DEWALT PNUEMATIC TOOLS... especially the sander.
Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
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Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
One eyed handyman here interested in the link 😅
Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
Dual armed, four-eyed woodworker here interested in the link.
Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
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Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.
Most of my tools are Dewalt's, and every sander I use, in woodworking, is pnuematic. However, this one will rattle your hand off, and vibrate itself apart.
Sanders are a weird tool (especially pnuematic sanders). You either buy low priced, or go realllly high priced. Every one in between $50, and $200 is simply not worth it... both in terms of Electric and Pneumatic.
If interested in a pneumatic sander, (and I highly suggest you go to pnuematic if using an electric between that $50-$200 range) I found a great one (for the money) on Amazon for like $30-40. I cant remember the name, but I'll look it up if anyone wants me to give them a link.
I'm a 1 armed woodworker. Junky sanders can destroy me, so I'm extremely picky when it comes to them.