You're welcome and thank you for your question. I would say it depends on your hand/arm strength. If you're intending on using it with one hand then you have to go with a smaller sander. I have seen comments from other viewers that the 125 is easier to handle. I have a RO90 so the 150 made sense for me to purchase as a larger sander for bigger surfaces. I have a friend who refinishes furniture and she bought the 150 and she is able to handle it. But initially she noted that it was quite big to handle. I would say practically it is a two-handed operation especially when you are removing lots of material. Hope this helps, Scott
This sander is definitely on my birthday wish list. Time to upgrade from my 3 inch rotex that is great for smaller jobs.
Thank you for the comment. I bought mine at Superior Coatings. Hope your birthday wishes come true!😁
👊🏻 pretty slick!
Thank you for the comment!!
Thanks fir the video!
Have you had a moment where you tried holding it with one hand? Is that at all possible? Thank you
You're welcome and thank you for your question. I would say it depends on your hand/arm strength. If you're intending on using it with one hand then you have to go with a smaller sander. I have seen comments from other viewers that the 125 is easier to handle. I have a RO90 so the 150 made sense for me to purchase as a larger sander for bigger surfaces. I have a friend who refinishes furniture and she bought the 150 and she is able to handle it. But initially she noted that it was quite big to handle. I would say practically it is a two-handed operation especially when you are removing lots of material. Hope this helps, Scott
Thank you, that really helped!
@@Misil7044 You're welcome.