🔋 Electric Orbital Variable Collection & Efficiency Review

I bought two orbital sanders before finding this one. I had a cheap mouse grinder from Walmart that I ended up throwing away and bought a mouse grinder from Weslo. It worked great. When I found this, I thought about whether I should get it, whether I really have to spend money on an orbital sander. And I'm so, so glad I did! It's worth it. The container catches the sander very well, but also blows sand very well. One way to avoid this is to use paint/varnish remover on the first coat so less…

I have had a Porter Cable Model 333 single speed sander for many years and while it was a good sander its high speed alone was sometimes too high. . This variable Wesco speed is very good as I can slow down the speed and it is much more comfortable when used for a long period of time. The grinding wheels stay in place and are easy to replace. I'm not sure I'd like a hard plastic bin as static electricity tends to trap dust inside and if someone drops a grinder on the bin it looks like it could…

When I first tried this grinder I wasn't impressed. I wasn't very happy with the sanding dust collector. I used it for the second time on a wooden tabletop and was very satisfied. No, the built-in vacuum isn't like a plug-in vacuum, but I was very pleased that it picks up most of the sanding dust and is very easy to empty. Much easier than a cloth bag. The plastic trap will not clog when emptied after 5 minutes of grinding. The velcro pad holds sandpaper very securely. Love the variable speed…