Thanks for the quick demo of the sander it's nice but I really don't need one at this time an Thanks for the time and effort you put into are videos Robert 👍🏻👍🏻
Loads of useful craft info crammed in as usual! I desperately needed something like this when I was sanding down aluminum wheels for paint. Especially tight corners in between spokes. My fingers were dead every single day for weeks. I think I would make a bunch of DIY'd heads with various grits already laid out ready to swap in. You can tell the (assuming japanese) designers were craft builders themselves. Balance is the most important thing here for precision work
The light is helpful for when you are buffing out scratches, it helps you see if the scratches are still there by holding the light at an angle. I paint a lot of guitar bodies and necks and have a sanding block that has a light for this purpose.
The pen sander works great on wood. I used it on a wooden ship model and it saved me hours of hand sanding. I haven't tried it on plastic because I haven't needed to sand that much.
Where does he get all those wonderful toys? He watches Barbatos Rex channel...... You always find the coolest stuff my friend. I just ordered one and it is going make my life so much better. I do a lot of 3D printing and sanding those tight corners and spaces with my man hands has always been a pain. This is going to get my parts into primer so much faster. If you have ever sanded a Mandolorian Jetpack you understand my point.
a mechanical sander is something i never thought of looking for. ill add this cordless one to my wish list. HOWEVER...the main thing from this video is the Iron Maiden flask on the desk! F yes bro!
one thing I'm spotting immediately, the dial is also the power switch, which is ending up a lot more fiddly in use than it needs to be. I'd like to be able to pick a setting and keep it there instead of having to pick the right spot every time I turn it on.
I bought the Proxxon version of this a couple of years back (corded though, but variable speed separate from power button which is nice). What I found was that I went through, literally, the sand paper very quickly for what I was doing. Attaching the sandpaper with foam tape helped with that quite a bit, made them last a wee bit longer. Unfortunately it has spent 99% of its life in cupboard as it's a pretty niche tool that doesn't come in handy for me very often.
Looks like a good sander even though I'm into airbrushing illustration art I do a few car kit from time to time I'm currently working on a1986 Monte Carlo SS. I love your channel and I get excited when I get a notification and I love airbrushes and like you I love paint keep the awesome job your doing.
@@barbatosrex9473 thanks I'll look in to the file. My friend got me a limited edition kit from the Gundam base in China and I want to build it but not screw it up!
Love your Maiden canteen in the background there. I originally read the book of revelations when I was 15, because I thought 7th son of a 7th son was based on it, found out a few years back it was based on a book series from Orson Scott Card. I’ve also listen to or read many other novels, poems or movies like Brave new world, Dune, Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Clansman. The Prisoner is on my list. “We want information!” “Who are you?” “I am not a number, I’m a free man!”
These look great for sanding down nubs and doing potential seam removals on models. But I should test out the potential of this tool when it comes to seam removal for cosplay reasons, it looks a lot more gentler than the dremel.
That's looks like a pretty useful sander for someone who works on big projects, but for someone like me who builds one model at a time, elbow grease would be more sensible. However, I did like the tip. It could be used to make your own sanding sticks or sponges.
Wow something I can confidently comment on. I bought the Proxxon version and a transformer with variable speed a couple of years back. I tend to rarely use it because the vibration after a while affects my nerves. Sanding sticks have just been better for me.
Just a heads up! Behr paints is releasing some new spray can colors in the near future. the product is rolling into stores now, it's some interesting stuff. new textured paints, new primary color metallics, and what's most interesting to me, CHROMES! they're the urethane alkyd sprays that they make. I tried testing the gold chrome when i saw it at work but i didnt exactly have nice pieces to spray on, so i could only see how they looked on cardboard. im really hoping the chrome looks halfway decent since ive found behr spray paints to be the most durable i've used so far.
Just curious, have you ever tested The Wowstick? Pen size low speed cordless drill, I got one and it's....Great. Worth showing subscribers. Just a Idea for ya, Thanks for your video's Rex.
i like this thing !! - i mean, i love my cordless dremel. but it only has 2 speeds. Perfect (Low) and INSANE (High). but this would be perfect for lightly sanding some of my 3D printed parts rather then just using a FILE so the Dremel doesnt EAT IT. lmao. and i like how its USB rechargeable vs removing the battery pack to charge it - like my dremel.
The ak paints still need to be thinned. they are the same paint the only thing is the bottle they had problems with paint drying in the glass bottles and leaking,so you still have to thin them. I have the hole new line from AK in Spain I like the new bottles but colors I use a lot of I put in 90ml bottles .
Using Godhands to clip off attachments to a tool hurt my heart :D I guess it is your problem if you chip them though. Clearly money is not an issue for you ;P
Most probable of being one of the best tools for those of us that hate sanding. Thanks for the review and all that you do for us.
Thanks for the quick demo of the sander it's nice but I really don't need one at this time an Thanks for the time and effort you put into are videos Robert 👍🏻👍🏻
Loads of useful craft info crammed in as usual! I desperately needed something like this when I was sanding down aluminum wheels for paint. Especially tight corners in between spokes. My fingers were dead every single day for weeks. I think I would make a bunch of DIY'd heads with various grits already laid out ready to swap in. You can tell the (assuming japanese) designers were craft builders themselves. Balance is the most important thing here for precision work
The light is helpful for when you are buffing out scratches, it helps you see if the scratches are still there by holding the light at an angle.
I paint a lot of guitar bodies and necks and have a sanding block that has a light for this purpose.
The pen sander works great on wood. I used it on a wooden ship model and it saved me hours of hand sanding. I haven't tried it on plastic because I haven't needed to sand that much.
Where does he get all those wonderful toys? He watches Barbatos Rex channel...... You always find the coolest stuff my friend. I just ordered one and it is going make my life so much better. I do a lot of 3D printing and sanding those tight corners and spaces with my man hands has always been a pain. This is going to get my parts into primer so much faster. If you have ever sanded a Mandolorian Jetpack you understand my point.
Yes!
Always a good time for Yes.
For sure
Yes! The Prisoner! Excellent choices. 👍 Be seeing you...👌
Be Seeing You 👌
Who is No. 1? You are... No. 6
a mechanical sander is something i never thought of looking for. ill add this cordless one to my wish list. HOWEVER...the main thing from this video is the Iron Maiden flask on the desk! F yes bro!
Hallowed By Thy Name
The tricolors are looking awesome Robert
one thing I'm spotting immediately, the dial is also the power switch, which is ending up a lot more fiddly in use than it needs to be. I'd like to be able to pick a setting and keep it there instead of having to pick the right spot every time I turn it on.
Thanks for sneak peaks, the white metal has me drooling. The sanding tool is interesting.
Thanks for the video and review
Yes, AND the Prisoner? Two great British exports from the late 1960s right there!
I bought the Proxxon version of this a couple of years back (corded though, but variable speed separate from power button which is nice). What I found was that I went through, literally, the sand paper very quickly for what I was doing. Attaching the sandpaper with foam tape helped with that quite a bit, made them last a wee bit longer.
Unfortunately it has spent 99% of its life in cupboard as it's a pretty niche tool that doesn't come in handy for me very often.
Proxxon PS 13 with Micromot Mains Adapter NG 2/E or other with 12V, great tool. The tool nibs look similar. Greetings from Germany.
Hi guys. Here's hoping you're all doing well.
Great little tool
That deep green looks gorgeous.
Looks like a good sander even though I'm into airbrushing illustration art I do a few car kit from time to time I'm currently working on a1986 Monte Carlo SS.
I love your channel and I get excited when I get a notification
and I love airbrushes and like you I love paint keep the awesome job your doing.
Thank you my friend for the kind words
Cordless and variable speed is a no-brainer 👍
Beautiful colors
I like the idea of cordless and speed adjustment. Nice review.
That bronze is a nice color
Nice little sander!
Very godd video Bob. I love your new toy
Hey Mr. Barbatos Rex do you have any tips for building a full clear Gundam kit?
You'll want the best nippers you can afford or get, then I would use a Gun Primer Raiser glass file
@@barbatosrex9473 thanks I'll look in to the file. My friend got me a limited edition kit from the Gundam base in China and I want to build it but not screw it up!
That’s cool, I recently started doing a few wooden models so I’m going to try it. Great channel, learned a lot. Keep it going.
Love your videos. Very helpful. 🏁
I've been using an old electric toothbrush as a sander similarly. Just taped a piece of sanding sponge to it.
I did a full how to video on converting an electric tooth brush into a sander
@@barbatosrex9473 Cool, I'll check it out. Must have missed that one.
Love your Maiden canteen in the background there. I originally read the book of revelations when I was 15, because I thought 7th son of a 7th son was based on it, found out a few years back it was based on a book series from Orson Scott Card. I’ve also listen to or read many other novels, poems or movies like Brave new world, Dune, Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Clansman. The Prisoner is on my list. “We want information!” “Who are you?” “I am not a number, I’m a free man!”
And now I'm wanting this!
Looks like a good tool to have
The .8 on those trigger brushes 😮
First eight track I ever bought was a "Yes" eight track.
These look great for sanding down nubs and doing potential seam removals on models. But I should test out the potential of this tool when it comes to seam removal for cosplay reasons, it looks a lot more gentler than the dremel.
That's looks like a pretty useful sander for someone who works on big projects, but for someone like me who builds one model at a time, elbow grease would be more sensible. However, I did like the tip. It could be used to make your own sanding sticks or sponges.
I haven’t hear Yes since high school 😊
No better time than the present to start listening again
That sander looks good for some things, I mostly work on cars and while it would be good in tight areas maybe it’s foot print is too small for most
Is it just me or would the speed dial make more sense with the + - ramp graphic going the other way 🤔
Wow something I can confidently comment on. I bought the Proxxon version and a transformer with variable speed a couple of years back. I tend to rarely use it because the vibration after a while affects my nerves. Sanding sticks have just been better for me.
Just a heads up! Behr paints is releasing some new spray can colors in the near future. the product is rolling into stores now, it's some interesting stuff. new textured paints, new primary color metallics, and what's most interesting to me, CHROMES! they're the urethane alkyd sprays that they make. I tried testing the gold chrome when i saw it at work but i didnt exactly have nice pieces to spray on, so i could only see how they looked on cardboard. im really hoping the chrome looks halfway decent since ive found behr spray paints to be the most durable i've used so far.
Just curious, have you ever tested The Wowstick? Pen size low speed cordless drill, I got one and it's....Great. Worth showing subscribers. Just a Idea for ya, Thanks for your video's Rex.
I've watched this channel for a while now and just realized that the host sounds like Robert DeNiro... at home relaxing and doing his hobby lol.
Cool tool. 🛠
i like this thing !! - i mean, i love my cordless dremel. but it only has 2 speeds. Perfect (Low) and INSANE (High).
but this would be perfect for lightly sanding some of my 3D printed parts rather then just using a FILE so the Dremel doesnt EAT IT. lmao.
and i like how its USB rechargeable vs removing the battery pack to charge it - like my dremel.
This really turn out to be a pretty nice tool
I was just looking at something like this
Do you know how long it lasts on a charge or is it too early to tell
A few hours I was told
Backackack to DaBenchhh!!!
A proper toothbrush it is. Hahaha remind me of your old vids about converting electric toothbrush
I literally just ordered a dspiae sander minutes before finding this vid lol. Does anyone have experience with this brand?
I like both. You'll love the Dspiae, it's a great tool to have
Is it cheaper than the one from dspiae?
So where is your Yankee accent located? Mass?
Rhode Island
You're a rare bird with your own clam chowder.
That pen sander looks uncomfortable to use compared with Dspiae’s reciprocating sander ES-A. Compact. Have you look into that one?
I've tested it here already, it's pretty nice
Japanese Argofile sander is the best sander ever seen...
The ak paints still need to be thinned. they are the same paint the only thing is the bottle they had problems with paint drying in the glass bottles and leaking,so you still have to thin them. I have the hole new line from AK in Spain I like the new bottles but colors I use a lot of I put in 90ml bottles .
I see pen sanders all the time in Japanese Gunpla videos, I think this is the first time I've ever seen an English speaking channel cover one.
I’m gonna request a video on that light, please, hoss!
Did one years ago when I got it 👍. It's not cheap. but it is awesome. Here's a link to it
amzn.to/45RQcid
Is the original not from proxxon ?
@@ronaldod7116 I've never owned the Proxxon, I have the Micro Mark, this one and the Dspiae one
I think I heard the thunder boomers
Man if I didn't have my David D400 I'd get this.
Price for sander is nuts, it should be less than half what they're asking on Canada Amazon.
You are number 6!😳
Who is number 1?🤔
Beware those watchdog balloons!🤦🏻♂️
You mean Rover
Using Godhands to clip off attachments to a tool hurt my heart :D I guess it is your problem if you chip them though. Clearly money is not an issue for you ;P
I am not a number....I am a free man!!!
Also tied into Iron Maiden,which can be seen on my desk
" I am not a number "
I have one from DSPIAE. It's smaller, and handier.
(Tim Allen grunt)
We want.. information.
Information
INFORMATION
Much more eficient than an electric toothbrush. But it's $100 cnd plus $7.00 shipping. i'll stick to my toothbrush
Why waste so much material when you make your own? You could have covered 4 tips with what you cut out. It sure is a disposable economy.
Lets say that you shouldnt put it in your luggage and fly to an arab country.