🔧 BOSCH OSL350SPD Starlock Oscillating Multi-Tool Delta Sanding Pad: Upgrade Your Sanding Experience Review

Used for five minutes. Make sure the hook and loop never opened, but STILL melted! Sandpaper just dangles without sanding anything. I bought a Bosch pad and Bosch sandpaper thinking it would be high quality. Should have gone to Harbor Freight. Don't buy even if you only have to grind for 2 minutes and like to waste money.

Waste of money. I used this lightly at low speed and it took about 1 minute before the velcro failed. The sandpaper slipped off the block and did not recover. A fresh seal also failed. It polished perfectly in the minute it took. At the same time, I've been considering a feather duster as my next step is to try fine pads. Don't waste your money on this until Bosch updates the design. Very disappointing and makes the oscillating tool far less useful.

First off, the original fairing that came with my Bosch multi-tool lasted two years and tens or tens of hours of sanding. This replacement didn't last the life of a piece of sandpaper, less than five minutes, although the only pressure on the pad was the weight of the tool itself. Something is wrong with the manufacturing process or the materials used in the replacement. And unfortunately, non-original pads do not fit the Bosch "Starlock" mechanism.

I'm a big fan of Bosch and German power tools in general. I particularly like that both Bosch and Fein use the Starlock interface. I have a Fein Multimaster but often buy Bosch blades for convenience. Fine sandpaper is a bit expensive and I have yet to find a variety of packaging. The fine pad is slightly smaller and has a unique suction pattern. Simply put, this pillow is too soft. The purpose of these tools is to work in difficult spots where you may not have full contact. In this case, this…

Over the years I've built up a range of oscillating tools, corded and cordless, and loads of accessories for each. Each manufacturer seems to incorporate slightly different mounting profiles into their designs. So I also put together a small box of adapters. The sanding pad included with the WORX WX682L is designed for 80 mm sandpaper triangles without holes. I have dozens of 90mm (3-1/2") wide blades with 6 holes of different grit and with the right adapter this Bosch Starlock backing pad is…

I bought 2 of these and used one on my Bosch Oscillation Multitool and soon the grinding wheel started to separate from the pad. Haven't tried the second one yet. I don't think the quality of the velcro is very good. Have tried different discs from different manufacturers and they all move off the platen leading me to believe the platen is to blame, not the grinding wheel itself. I have a corded fine and a small Craftsman cordless multi-tool and this happens not with the pads they make no…

First of all I would like to say that I have seen the Bosch Starlock OMT very critically in test reports from both 12 and 18 volt models. primarily because they lock the user into expensive blades that are not readily available, and do not offer cheap blades from other manufacturers that are consumable for tasks that destroy any expensive or not-so-expensive blade, such as: B. cutting wood with underlying masonry or cutting to install laminate or to cut a caulked window frame. Here's a great…

I bought these a while ago but didn't have time to write a review. The pads were ok in terms of velcro but the problem with them was the connection point between the plastic backing of the pad and the Starlock metal piece that snaps into the tool. By the way, I use the Fein Multimaster. In any case, these pads will loosen up a bit at this point of contact. This caused the tool to vibrate loudly because the sanding pad was not securely attached to its star-shaped part. All of this leads to poor…