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I still need to get batteries for mine, i paid 35$ for it at my HD…
Im still terrified of the stacks upon stacks of rigid batteries I had to swap out for the LSA years ago…
Is it really worth it thought to cut the cord on a ROS?
Yes,it is for me….for deck work it’s great to hit the edges …..no power on any site till the houses are almost done….so cordless or generators
I would definitely put one of these to use. I run into alot of small sanding jobs. Just knocking the edges off of something.
I’ve used mine a fair amount so far this week, making signs and small wooden toys for the kids. The sander works well and battery life is great! I’ve had to swap out the 4.0 battery once since Saturday.
I bought this sander and really wanted to like it. First use of about 5 minutes it felt as if it was suction cupped to the board and was very difficult to move around. Next try it only vibrated like a 1/4 sheet sander and wouldn’t spin. Took it back that day.