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(YMMV, in store only) RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless Brushless 3 in. x 18 in. Belt Sander (Tool Only) with Dust Bag and 80-Grit Sanding Belt $63
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$138.99
Saw this on the clearance section of local HD store, $63 with yellow tag, might be YMMV
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Created 02-06-2024
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| Product Name: | RYOBI ONE+ 18V Cordless Brushless 3 in. x 18 in. Belt Sander (Tool Only) with Dust Bag and 80-Grit Sanding Belt |
| Product Description: | RYOBI introduces the 18V ONE+ Cordless Brushless Belt Sander (Tool Only) with Dust Bag and 80-Grit Sanding Belt. The brushless motor produces speeds of up to 850 FPM, providing the user with true corded performance with cordless convenience. With a low-profile design and a tool-free 5-position pommel handle, this sander is able to get into tight spaces while providing a more comfortable and customizable user experience. Additional features include tool-free belt tracking and a lock-on switch to maximize user control and convenience while you work. Best of all, it's a part of the RYOBI ONE+ System of over 300 Cordless Products that all work on the same battery platform. Backed by the RYOBI 3-Year Manufacturer's Warranty, this 18V ONE+ Brushless Belt Sander includes a dust bag, an 80-grit sanding belt, and an operator's manual. Batteries and chargers are sold separately. |
| Product SKU: | 206955207_206955207 |
| UPC: | 33287171354 |
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He's not wrong.
I have this model.
It goes through a 2ah quickly enough to not finish most projects. You'll want to have several batteries on hand.
Also, it won't even work with some of my older Ni-Cd One+ batteries. In fact one of my older Ni-Cds actually failed while using this, but it was over 15 years old, old enough it was probably bound to fail soon regardless.
I pretty much only use it with my 4AH or higher, "high performance" batteries and even then I tend to favor the plug-in version most of the time, and EVEN THEN the plug-in has a tendency to overheat pretty easily.
It's a handy tool if you're on the go. It's not a bad product, it just leaves a lot of room for improvement. It's one of the very few tools where I actually regret having gone Ryobi even for the price. Otherwise Ryobi isn't nearly as bad imo as their reputation.
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Oh man, the rotary for 63? I'd be all over it.
So then if you live 60 min away from closest HD these slickdeals are not for you lol or me ever sadly
I have this model.
It goes through a 2ah quickly enough to not finish most projects. You'll want to have several batteries on hand.
Also, it won't even work with some of my older Ni-Cd One+ batteries. In fact one of my older Ni-Cds actually failed while using this, but it was over 15 years old, old enough it was probably bound to fail soon regardless.
I pretty much only use it with my 4AH or higher, "high performance" batteries and even then I tend to favor the plug-in version most of the time, and EVEN THEN the plug-in has a tendency to overheat pretty easily.
It's a handy tool if you're on the go. It's not a bad product, it just leaves a lot of room for improvement. It's one of the very few tools where I actually regret having gone Ryobi even for the price. Otherwise Ryobi isn't nearly as bad imo as their reputation.
Yep, I have the same experience. And I end up using the corded one most of the time. It is still super handy for small jobs but anything that takes more than 5 minutes of sanding, my cheap corded one competes. Above 10, the corded one is preferred.