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Prime Members: Bosch Corded Variable Speed Barrel-Grip Random Orbit Sander

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Amazon has for Prime Members: Bosch Corded Variable Speed Barrel-Grip Random Orbit Sander (GET75-6N) for $217.55. Shipping is free.

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Dual mode: Provides 2 sanding modes, random orbit mode for normal stock removal or fine finishing and "turbo" Driven eccentric orbit mode for aggressive stock removal at 5 times the rate of the normal random orbit sanding mode
Variable speed: The GET75 6N comes with a powerful 7. 5 amp variable speed motor (no load speed: 290 to 640 RPM, no load orbit speed: 3300 to 7300 OPM) provide power, flexibility for jobs
Ease of use: Get fast, smooth finishes on a variety of surfaces
Passive dust collection system: Passive dust collection system that requires a vacuum cleaner and hoses; Accepts Bosch VAC001, VAC009 and VAC010 hoses (sold separately) or a Bosch VAC002 hose adapter (included)
Orbital sander Package includes: The GET75 6N unit includes 1 (1) soft backing pad, 1 (1) hex pad wrench, 1 (1) sanding disc, 1 (1) removable front handle, 2 (2) vacuum hose adapters; Perfect for normal removal, most sanding jobs, wood floors, furniture finishing and polishing applications

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About this product:
- Rating of 4.5 from over 1,200 customer reviews.
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Dual mode: Provides 2 sanding modes, random orbit mode for normal stock removal or fine finishing and "turbo" Driven eccentric orbit mode for aggressive stock removal at 5 times the rate of the normal random orbit sanding mode
Variable speed: The GET75 6N comes with a powerful 7. 5 amp variable speed motor (no load speed: 290 to 640 RPM, no load orbit speed: 3300 to 7300 OPM) provide power, flexibility for jobs
Ease of use: Get fast, smooth finishes on a variety of surfaces
Passive dust collection system: Passive dust collection system that requires a vacuum cleaner and hoses; Accepts Bosch VAC001, VAC009 and VAC010 hoses (sold separately) or a Bosch VAC002 hose adapter (included)
Orbital sander Package includes: The GET75 6N unit includes 1 (1) soft backing pad, 1 (1) hex pad wrench, 1 (1) sanding disc, 1 (1) removable front handle, 2 (2) vacuum hose adapters; Perfect for normal removal, most sanding jobs, wood floors, furniture finishing and polishing applications

Editor's Notes

Written by StrawMan86 | Staff

About this product:
- Rating of 4.5 from over 1,200 customer reviews.
About this store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.

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10/09/24	Amazon	$244 frontpage	19
07/16/24	Amazon	$209 frontpage	21
05/22/22	Amazon	$214	2

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23 Comments

CooPonn

2d ago

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CooPonn

2d ago

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Best sander I've used. And I paid close to full price. Fantastic deal

Caleo

2d ago

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Caleo

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5,612 Posts

Got mine @ $209 almost exactly a year ago. Absolute beast of a sander. Night & day next to a conventional random orbit sander - even one of the better like Bosch's own ROS20VSC.

BlueMV

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BlueMV

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2d ago

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For those without Prime, this is also on sale at HD for $229 and $206 after the military discount if you're eligible.

darkfalcon7

2d ago

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Joined Nov 2011

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darkfalcon7

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Quote from Caleo

Got mine @ $209 almost exactly a year ago. Absolute beast of a sander. Night & day next to a conventional random orbit sander - even one of the better like Bosch's own ROS20VSC.

I didn't get it last year because I didn't think I'd need it. A month later I was kicking myself because I needed it. Been waiting for it to drop back down and getting it this time around. The forced random spin without needing pressure and increased power are what I want it for, over my normal sized orbital sander

teen260

2d ago

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teen260

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Just curious, why is this so expensive compared to the others like dewalt?

Caleo

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Caleo

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Quote from teen260

Just curious, why is this so expensive compared to the others like dewalt?

Because the closest competition is a ~$700 Festool ROTEX RO 150.
This isn't your typical $40-140 random orbit sander. It's a gear-driven eccentric orbit sander, which means it's significantly more aggressive, with much faster material removal. In other words: much less time spent sanding... and 'time is money', as they say.

BionicBuk

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Quote from BlueMV

For those without Prime, this is also on sale at HD for $229 and $206 after the military discount if you're eligible.

Buy through aafes affiliate HD portal and they should waive sales tax! Think they added more items beyond appliances very recently. Worth checking.

NeatStag558

2d ago

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NeatStag558

2d ago

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They're selling used as new.

curious92

2d ago

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curious92

2d ago

114 Posts

This price isnt that crazy it was floating around 250 for ages. Id been pondering this and the larger drywall sander for the better part of a year. The drywall sander never hit a price I wanted and seems they've all but removed it, save for some refurbished units

systema

2d ago

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systema

2d ago

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$217 now

Thor_Knows_Best

2d ago

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Thor_Knows_Best

2d ago

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Good deal for a great Festool killer. Check out reviews online. Basically it is as good or better than the Rotex and 1/3rd the price. https://youtu.be/hL18cCBHnME?si=xFhlVl7XDUElpBmX

Eastcoastdad

2d ago

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Eastcoastdad

2d ago

169 Posts

Anyone know if the 5" head is interchangeable & a quick swap when needed? Ty in advance

huja

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huja

2d ago

707 Posts

So, so tempted. Kicking myself for just buying a basic 5" Ridgid a month or so ago.

xenidus

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xenidus

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Quote from CooPonn

Best sander I've used. And I paid close to full price. Fantastic deal

Quote from Caleo

Got mine @ $209 almost exactly a year ago. Absolute beast of a sander. Night & day next to a conventional random orbit sander - even one of the better like Bosch's own ROS20VSC.

I bought one last year, but it vibrates like crazy and my hands go numb using it. and it is LOUD, louder than every tool in my shop including my dewalt planer... plus it's insanely heavy, do people use it one handed with a vacuum hose? I'd have to work out to do that...

Is something wrong with mine? Or is that how they all are? I really want to like mine but it's hard to, even with the rotex mode (which is a beast admittedly)

Caleo

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Quote from xenidus

I bought one last year, but it vibrates like crazy and my hands go numb using it. and it is LOUD, louder than every tool in my shop including my dewalt planer... plus it's insanely heavy, do people use it one handed with a vacuum hose? I'd have to work out to do that...Is something wrong with mine? Or is that how they all are? I really want to like mine but it's hard to, even with the rotex mode (which is a beast admittedly)

The one I initially received had a pretty loud/unhealthy 'rattling' noise to it. Got an RMA/swap and the second one sounds much better, but it's still a pretty loud tool regardless - not something I'd recommend using without ear protection.
...but yeah, I meant 'beast' in multiple regards - they are fairly heavy, and the geared eccentric orbit is super aggressive so it'll take you for a ride if you don't hold it securely, and/or throw whatever you're working on if it's not secured.
I think the Festool is a bit more 'refined' in terms of balance/vibration, but I wasn't about to throw ~$700 at a sander.

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