1/2/3 Inch Mini Random Orbital Air Sander Kit Industrial Grade Pneumatic Sander for Auto Body Work with 60 Pcs 1"2"3" Hook & Loop Sanding Discs for Metal & Woodworking

I needed to sand some old paint off the rear of a plexiglas sign surround that was about 4" wide. It was too difficult to sand with a block and sandpaper, so I bought this tool. My Corner Cat sander was too wide at 4.5", but this was PERFECT. It worked great. Next, I have to sand some old Urethane finish off some teak chairs, and I think it will work perfect on that as well. It's important to keep this air tool lubricated when using it, and you have to be aware that some oily residue will come out the exhaust when being used. I just wrapped a paper towel around it while using it to capture the oil mist and keep the oil off my clean, sanded surface and that worked fine. Very happy with it thus far.

had to sand marks out of marble sink bowl and this does pretty well. orbital pattern is good feature and so its better than a die grinder most places. theincluded pads are nice but in this case the little velcros wear off the ouuter edge,as you might expect. thats not a fault, just in my application. on a convex shape should last quite a while. i zip yied a cloth over the exhaust to reduce blowing dust around. seems like a nice little unit

As of right now I like everything about it it’s been working good I haven’t had a problem

Great cheap air sander. I’m building a Dakota convertible restomod and I love the ability to switch between 1inch discs for sanding tight spots.

First one, I could not lock the spindle to change pads. Second one spindle lock pin engages ok. 1" pad isn't very durable. 2" & 3" pads seem ok. So far it works ok. Good value for the money and for occasional use.

Works well.

Only the 1" sanding attachment fit? Thread was 1/4" and the 2" and 3" were 5/16" thread? Returned it and got credit.

Very handy tool. I use it to sand down tractor parts when a 6 inch orbital sanders is too big. Works well with my smaller compressor and seems to be a well built tool. Only time will tell for longevity, but at this point I am well pleased.