expiredJohnK1601 posted Aug 08, 2023 08:52 PM
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expiredJohnK1601 posted Aug 08, 2023 08:52 PM
M12 detail sander and 4ah battery $149. Hackable to $94
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I found this when I was looking to purchase just the sander. sander price is $149, this is the same price with a free 4ah battery. Not sure if it is hackable. Great little sander, it will be a great addition to my tool collection.
https://www.homedepot.c
https://www.homedepot.c
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I found this when I was looking to purchase just the sander. sander price is $149, this is the same price with a free 4ah battery. Not sure if it is hackable. Great little sander, it will be a great addition to my tool collection.
https://www.homedepot.c
https://www.homedepot.c
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I've only ever once an had occasion to use a sander of this design where a 1/4 sheet sander or random orbital sander wouldn't work just as well. You can use a standard oscillation tool with a sanding head to do pretty much the same thing. Indeed the M12 oscillating tool [homedepot.com] even comes with a sanding head.
I have a hard time imagining I could ever justify buying a dedicated detail sander. I love the M12 line, don't get me wrong, but this one is a pass for me.
I've only ever once an had occasion to use a sander of this design where a 1/4 sheet sander or random orbital sander wouldn't work just as well. You can use a standard oscillation tool with a sanding head to do pretty much the same thing. Indeed the M12 oscillating tool [homedepot.com] even comes with a sanding head.
I have a hard time imagining I could ever justify buying a dedicated detail sander. I love the M12 line, don't get me wrong, but this one is a pass for me.
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I've only ever once an had occasion to use a sander of this design where a 1/4 sheet sander or random orbital sander wouldn't work just as well. You can use a standard oscillation tool with a sanding head to do pretty much the same thing. Indeed the M12 oscillating tool [homedepot.com] even comes with a sanding head.
I have a hard time imagining I could ever justify buying a dedicated detail sander. I love the M12 line, don't get me wrong, but this one is a pass for me.
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I've only ever once an had occasion to use a sander of this design where a 1/4 sheet sander or random orbital sander wouldn't work just as well. You can use a standard oscillation tool with a sanding head to do pretty much the same thing. Indeed the M12 oscillating tool [homedepot.com] even comes with a sanding head.
I have a hard time imagining I could ever justify buying a dedicated detail sander. I love the M12 line, don't get me wrong, but this one is a pass for me.
Anyone use this thing or has any info on disks?
It's a pretty niche tool anyhow, regardless of the marketing gimmick they use to sell it.
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I've only ever once an had occasion to use a sander of this design where a 1/4 sheet sander or random orbital sander wouldn't work just as well. You can use a standard oscillation tool with a sanding head to do pretty much the same thing. Indeed the M12 oscillating tool [homedepot.com] even comes with a sanding head.
I have a hard time imagining I could ever justify buying a dedicated detail sander. I love the M12 line, don't get me wrong, but this one is a pass for me.
It's a pretty niche tool anyhow, regardless of the marketing gimmick they use to sell it.
Orbital motion gives you a finer end result, and removing less material means an accident is less likely to result in big mistakes.
It's often suggested to do the final pass by hand- and if you use an orbital sander up to that point, that final pass will require much less effort.
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I've only ever once an had occasion to use a sander of this design where a 1/4 sheet sander or random orbital sander wouldn't work just as well. You can use a standard oscillation tool with a sanding head to do pretty much the same thing. Indeed the M12 oscillating tool [homedepot.com] even comes with a sanding head.
I have a hard time imagining I could ever justify buying a dedicated detail sander. I love the M12 line, don't get me wrong, but this one is a pass for me.
For carpentry yes this is a niche tool.
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I've only ever once an had occasion to use a sander of this design where a 1/4 sheet sander or random orbital sander wouldn't work just as well. You can use a standard oscillation tool with a sanding head to do pretty much the same thing. Indeed the M12 oscillating tool [homedepot.com] even comes with a sanding head.
I have a hard time imagining I could ever justify buying a dedicated detail sander. I love the M12 line, don't get me wrong, but this one is a pass for me.
Oscillating tools are much more likely to leave sanding marks due to their pattern of movement.
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