What’s an orbit sander? That’s what I thought.
It’s a double-action sander that offsets the rotation axis. Hmm, I see (*’ω’*)
The power cord is thinner and more flexible than an air hose and seems really convenient to use!
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Pneumatic tools have the annoying issue of hoses getting in the way
Since it’s corded, it shouldn’t hinder movement in theory
and you don’t have to worry about air compressor pressure in theory
That’s what I thought (*’ω’*)
Going cordless with electric and pneumatic tools
subtly improves efficiency. *Getting them out and putting them away
It’s supposedly lower, lighter, and more powerful than the previous model
We still use pneumatic at home, so comparison is difficult…
Compared to the previous model, it’s definitely smaller and lighter
Dust collection is possible! You can also use net sanding discs
Standard discs are also compatible, so that’s reassuring (*’ω’*)
Cords come in two lengths: 1.6m and 5m. Safe to use with dust collectors
Our pneumatic model can’t use dust collectors, so this is really convenient~
40V max, 125mm disc, 5mm orbit diameter
40V max provides reliable power and torque. At 125mm, there’s a wide selection of both standard and net sanding papers available.
With a 5mm orbit diameter, it’s a solid spec for smooth finishing.
My expectations are getting pretty high~
If I get to hold it in person, I might just end up buying it.
Depending on the tool it might be the era of Makita 40V max after all. . . .
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