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Bosch Random Orbit Sander · includes 4 listings
Latest review: Backing plate with nylon hook velcro is a designed to fail and have you buy new heads. Head gets hot due to friction (so don't press even a small amount !!) then the hooks change shape so the sanding
Ryobi EBS800 / EBS800V Belt · includes 2 listings
Latest review: used this once, then put it away for over a year next time i went to use it the motor goes round but the belt wont- it seems ever ryobi tool i have ever brought has been a one use tool then throw it
Makita 9924DB
Latest review: Soo, I bought some forest Bloodwood Slabs to dress for a Bar & Outdoor kitchen. I go to Bunnings & buy the $119 Ryobi EBS800V Beltsander & took it back the next day, Disaster! The Toolshop expert
Ryobi One + R18PS
Latest review: Easy to use cordless sander driven by a great multipurpose 18 volt battery system. Plenty of power & fits nicely into the hand. On/Off switch is easily accessible at the front of the
Makita 18V Mobile Random Orbital Sander DBO180Z
Latest review: I purchased a Makita Cordless Random Orbit Sander close to a year ago, and it has become one of my go-to tools. I won't go into the design specifics (that's Makita's domain) but it essentially
Swarts SWB1060
Latest review: I needed a Small Belt and Disc combination machine for my small shed. I saw this online and took a punt as it was a great Price. I didn't think it would be as good as it is. Lots of grunt for a small
Makita 9046 1/2 Sheet Orbital
Latest review: I had a Bosch sander for many years - an industrial model. It failed after many years of hard work. I saw a Ryobi and bought that on the guy from Bunnings recommendation. Wrong. The first one
Makita BO4900V
Latest review: While this isn't the cheapest thing on the market, it's a solidly constructed half-sheet sander designed to get serious jobs done. On the plus side, it's nicely balanced to use, has great
Festool ROTEX RO 150
Latest review: I've used this sander for years on solid surface finishing and it does a great job, very little dust great biter and polisher, the only thing to be careful for are power chords, very expensive to
Price (RRP) $1,039.00
Makita 9207SPB
Latest review: I had a filing sander. These are the little belt sanders which use a very narrow belt: anyway, the one I had broke down and I though I'd replace it with a Makita, as I've used lots of Makita power
Festool ETS EC 150/3 EQ Random Orbital Sander Plus
Latest review: I cant believe how smooth this machine is and no vibration. It is definitely a step up from a normal 150mm sander. Very impressed and would highly recommend for anyone doing a lot of
Price (RRP) $1,025.00
Hafco Metal Master L-100 Belt Linisher Sander
Latest review: 1.56HP has plenty of grunt. Invaluable when working metal and belts are relatively inexpensive. Belts are a challenge to change as the guiding is extensive. Can be used with or without the tool rest
Ozito Portable Drywall Sander PDS-2000
Latest review: If you are a DIY person having a go at plasterboarding thennsanding is the worst job but this tool makes the job quicker and easier with considerably less dust. I gave it 5 stars, not because it is
Makita M9204G
Latest review: This sander is light & easy to use, gives a good finish and the dust collection works better expected. Haven't had any issues with pads coming off yet although still relatively new It isn't that
Makita M9400G
Latest review: For around $150, there is no other 4 inch belt sander on the market in this price range that can touch this if your using 60 grit or finer. I have this connected to an el-cheapo Karcher vac and get
Makita 300w Random Orbital Sander BO5041KX
Latest review: If you don't own a powerful air compressor to run a random orbital sander and can't justify the expense to purchase one then this neat product from Makita might be just the right tool for you. After
Makita BO3710X
Latest review: I bought a Makita Orbital Sander about 35 years ago; when I finished the job, I took it outside, and smashed it with a sledge hammer. It was a most frustrating tool, and that simply because paper
Makita BO4556K
Latest review: I bought this sander mainly for sanding skirting boards and door frames and it is a great size for doing jobs like this. I also own a half sheet sander and no longer use it as I find this little
Ryobi 18V One+ Buffer Polisher R18BP-0
Latest review: I bought this unit from Bunnings after reading some less than glowing reviews for some other branded units. It uses the Ryobi One 18V battery system, which is either a benefit or a problem, depending
Bosch PBS 7 AE Belt
Latest review: This is a pretty good sander, aimed at DIY use. It only costs around $155, which is pretty good for a belt sander for smallish jobs and/or occasional use. It is probably unfair to compare with a