Sanding a Batu Deck with Festool Planex 2 Drywall Sander! REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Turns out the Festool Planex 2 isn't just for drywall! In this review Brad gives a detailed overview of the Sander and reveals how it works on a batu wood deck. Check it out on Amazon USA amzn.to/3OfaYhW
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Have you tried the Planex 2 yet?
The Festool Interface Pads protects the sander's pad when using the Festool Net Sanding Pads. The Net Pads are great for dusty sanding. The thick Interface Pads adds cushioning to the sander's pad for sanding uneven surfaces.
thanks for the info! I cant wait to try it out
That’s especially true if you’re using softer muds like Easy-Sand mixing compounds.
ok, so the million dollar question (maybe a thousand dollar question): would you use this to refinish an interior hardwood floor?
I could rent a commercial sander, but they are a pain, and it pushes me to do all the floors at once. As a DIYer I would rather do a refinishing job in small pieces. Room by room. So these smaller orbital sanders with suction are really appealing...provided that they can get the job done!
I have the same question! Just bought one! 👍
Which company invented the drywall sanding machine? Was it FLEX?
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@@FuzzFace are you sure?
Buy a dewalt sander and a Ridgid shop vac and save yourself a fortune.
I have tried that, and it really doesn’t compare to the festool setup
But isn’t easier to be standing up? I’m using a dewalt orbital sander and sitting or leaning over is not fun
@@Baldfacepaints sanding in general is no fun, If I can find a way or a tool to make it easier on my body, I'm all for it. I love this Sander for that reason
I agree rigid shop vac but what Dewalt sander can compete with this. Mind you I’ve seen some harbor freight Bauer drywall sanders. Idk how they compare
I was thinking about renting a floor sander to strip the old paint or stain off of my mother's deck and a 4-hour rental fee with delivery came out to be about $175.
I checked around for a drywall sander and bought one for just around $110 with free delivery.
Sweet, it will take longer to do then a floor sander but at least you get to keep the tool 👍
Nice video. 👍🏻 that would work perfect on sanding and refurbishing wooden and old Victorian timber floors. We have a lot of those in London. ( England)
@@jason-hh6lu nice, the biggest issue with using it on wood is the cupping, but on a flat surface it’s awesome!
@@hammerandhome good point. Thank you. 👍🏻
Curious whether this would have an advantage sanding tables instead of the 6in sander I’m using. Always trying to save time sanding
It works just like a palm sander but better. Especially on flat surfaces. But I would suggest looking at a cheaper unit for tables. Check out dewalt, there are some cheap units on Amazon as well.
thanks, what about disk rotation marks on the wood! Do you need a finishing sander to make them disappear?
I didn’t notice any, plus this is probably the best finishing sander ever. They have every grit of paper imaginable.
I don't understand why people pay the festool price on things when there is a store out there called harbor freight and everything is lifetime guaranteed. O and like this took, harbor freight does the same thing for 150$
Harbour freight sander is nothing compared to festools, you get what you pay for.
How do you handle corners when using this tool? (thinking more about ceilings and walls for this question, as you do mention follow up with an orbital on the deck)
unfortunately you need to do corners on drywall with a hand sander of some kind, you could use a square power sander but be really careful with those, you don't want to burn up that drywall tape.
I’m so glad you did a video on using the Festool Planex 2.0 on wood surfaces. I’m debating getting a Planex for some renovations in our personal home, but I also am curious if the Planex 2 could be used to refinish table tops. I have a small furniture restoration company and now that these sanders have the random orbital motion I’m wondering if it could sand large wood surfaces. I don’t see the need to do the final sand on a table top but at leas the first couple initial sanding of striping on old finish off. Do you think it could manage that task? Or just stick to my Festool ETSEC 6 inch sander?
it could definitely do it, its just a massive 9" sander with lots of suction power. happy you liked the vid. cheers
Did festool avoid the warranty because you used it on wood?
Nope, they actually say it’s for wood as well.
Awesome video back drop! Thank you for the review. As an entry level sander i got a Max XT for $200. It had an led ring which is why i wanted it. I cannot believe how much mileage i have gotten from it. I thought it would have grenaded leaving a crater in the wall long ago. I also have sanded a few bathroom subfloors for removing remaining glue and bumps and a few old osinted textured ceilings in preparation to skim coating to flat. Totally dustless is a beautiful thing man. I used a large shop vac with a yellow fine dust bag. Also used the Mirka system which I'm in love with BUT no LED ring. That's a deal breaker. The LED ring improves the useability of the tool by triple. Shows any imperfections instantly. So important. I also appreciate the quality and details that festool includes in their designs. If a person never used a Festool, you never really know how much more refined they are, also the build quality for QofL, electronics and motors is at the very top hence the price. And I'm a hardcore Team Red guy saying this!
I do floors for a living, we regularly skim coat thousands of square feet. A stand up sander that weighs 150lbs is a little much and hand scraping with a 4” scraper is not enough. I was thinking of getting 2 or 3 of these for my guys so they don’t have to crawl around so much. Do you think this could sand thin layers of skin coat or knock old dry glue off concrete if I put heavy grit on it?
@@michaelbacile8439 with the proper vacuum they eat pretty awesome. They do wonders on ceilings but heavy paint layers make it tough as if you push it too hard they gum up and do nothing. The right setting is important, faster spinning and more pressure is slower in some cases I think. The vacuum is really important but doubles the cost
Great video thanks how much is the sender and the vacuum
Thanks , I left some affiliate links in the description below the video, hope that helps. Hard to keep track of prices always changing.
Cheers
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It's sweeeeeet!
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Great video!
Thank you 😊