If you are on a budget and will not be getting other Dewalt battery tools, I say buy both in electric, if you will have outlets close by. The difference to me is that the orbital does a large piece faster. The sheet (square) gets in corners and better for smaller jobs. Home Depot has this one with a free battery and charger for $139 plus tax, for all. Feb 12, 2022 You can get a mouse sander for corners also.
Good point there. I seem to use the orbital sander 80 percent of the time and this one 20 percent. I've precut my square pieces of sandpaper ahead of time, making my workflow go smooth.
You should make & sell those sandpaper cutters. Great idea. The review is good too. I was wondering about the clamp. That one looks pretty good. The paper clamp is the weak point of most pad sanders IMHO. Thanks.
Of course, after a while, the plastic starts to get worn down on both sides I've noticed. However, there are screws on both sides of the springs where the push button is to open the clamp. That in itself does keep the clamp a little tighter if it should start weakening.
@markthomasbuilder By the way thank you for doing the videos I really appreciate it I'm an off-grid, homesteading, single mom of 6 animals & 3 grown sons. So people like you help my life be even more amazing! Have a blessed day
Hello, very nice explained. However, I was expecting you use the 80 grit to see how it works. I'll check more of your videos to see if I find something about to take away the painting. Thanks 😊
I'll go with the quarter sheet palm sander. I have a Bosch circular random orbital sander and the hook and loop system on the sanding pad wears out so fast and the sanding pad costs about 20% of the sander.
Since I saw your review I purchased the square quarter sheet sander, but I got the corded version. I am very happy with it. So much quieter than my old one and the dust pickup is great.
This sander isn't as aggressive as the orbital sander and better for the finishing rounds. I use the orbital sander the most and this one on occasion. It also works well if you have to sand an inside corner, like a kitchen cabinet door.
You have a good eye. One of my video clips is where I forgot to punch the holes in the sandpaper, which may have been the 150 grit. I didn't get a chance to re-record it. I did have the holes punched in all the other sandpaper.
@@MarkThomasBuilder OK now I understand. Probably got all hung up on doing the actual video. ;-) I have done that while making my videos as well. I get so involved in making sure the scene is picked up correctly, that I talk and not waste too much time and do all the other things to get the steps right I can sometimes forget.
That's a good question. I can't say a specific amount of time because it depends on many variables. I mostly watch for the sandpaper to stop working. I then will stop sanding for a minute and run my finger across the sandpaper and compare it to a new one. If the grit is gone, I'll replace the sandpaper.
A guy who makes wooden signs here on RUclips says that this type of sanders are good for finishing delicate raised letters, because the tool oscillates and doesn’t damage the letters like a random orbital sander which spins.
Thank you for this tutorial Mark! I am doing my first furniture flip with my new DeWalt sander and this was super helpful.
Glad to hear it! Good luck on the flip!
I have gone with both. The DCW200 is great for getting into corners when decorating and the DCW210 is great for sanding large areas.
I always go with my Dewalt sanders because they're very smooth.
Thanks for getting me started on my palm sander. Loved your tips, super
helpful for someone beginning to work with wood.
Glad to help, happy sanding!
Thanks Mark..........your video helped me figure out my Dewalt sander!
Glad to hear it, thanks!
I like the sand paper cutter idea 👍
Thank you, I keep it handy for each time I cut my sandpaper into 1/4 sheets.
strangely the thing i was most impress about in the video is the water pattern of the ZEP sprayer!
The Zep sprayer puts on a nice even mist of water. I agree... it's impressive!
I appreciate you making this video. It's a great video.
Thank you!
Love the sandpaper cutter! I always thought that cutting sandpaper sharpened scissors
Not that I know of unless it's an extra fine grit sandpaper. Coarse grit would be too roudh on it.
If you are on a budget and will not be getting other Dewalt battery tools, I say buy both in electric, if you will have outlets close by.
The difference to me is that the orbital does a large piece faster. The sheet (square) gets in corners and better for smaller jobs.
Home Depot has this one with a free battery and charger for $139 plus tax, for all. Feb 12, 2022
You can get a mouse sander for corners also.
Good point there. I seem to use the orbital sander 80 percent of the time and this one 20 percent. I've precut my square pieces of sandpaper ahead of time, making my workflow go smooth.
You should make & sell those sandpaper cutters. Great idea. The review is good too. I was wondering about the clamp. That one looks pretty good. The paper clamp is the weak point of most pad sanders IMHO. Thanks.
This clamp seems to be a great design. It's holding up well. Thanks, for your support on the sandpaper cutter👍
You should definitely look into getting a patent for the cutter.
Of course, after a while, the plastic starts to get worn down on both sides I've noticed. However, there are screws on both sides of the springs where the push button is to open the clamp. That in itself does keep the clamp a little tighter if it should start weakening.
I have the DCW200 1/4 LOVE IT♡♡ Thanks
It's a great sander. That sandpaper cutter I made for this video is something I use all the time and recommend making.
@@MarkThomasBuilder I'm totally on that already smart very smart efficient quick
Nice!🙌
@markthomasbuilder By the way thank you for doing the videos I really appreciate it I'm an off-grid, homesteading, single mom of 6 animals & 3 grown sons. So people like you help my life be even more amazing! Have a blessed day
Wish dewalt would come out with a cordless belt sander already.
That would be interesting. Great idea!
Interested in the plan for the cutter, great idea
Thanks, I'll see about making a quick video on it.
@@MarkThomasBuilder sounds great
You know who makes real good sandpaper Diablo, might be the best
I'm a fan of Diablo too. I use it on my 5" orbital sander.👊
@@MarkThomasBuilder I used their belt sander paper and it was better than 3M, Norton and Merka
Meh. 3M Gold - if you can find it.
Great video, thank you!
Thanks, you bet!
Hello, very nice explained. However, I was expecting you use the 80 grit to see how it works. I'll check more of your videos to see if I find something about to take away the painting. Thanks 😊
I have a video that will be out this week showing the new Milwaukee 1/4 sheet sander with 80 grit. Please subscribe so you don't miss it.
I'll take them both they both have their purpose😷🍻🍺
KONAMAN Studio yes, 💯!
I'll go with the quarter sheet palm sander. I have a Bosch circular random orbital sander and the hook and loop system on the sanding pad wears out so fast and the sanding pad costs about 20% of the sander.
bosch is junk,
the pads on the dewalt holds way longer
no more bosch for me all dewalt and milwaukee much better
Since I saw your review I purchased the square quarter sheet sander, but I got the corded version. I am very happy with it. So much quieter than my old one and the dust pickup is great.
That's cool. I recently used this to refinish a dining room table. It turned out awesome.
Thank you for the good review. I have a question about 200b. Can I use the Powerstack 5ah with dustbags?
I haven't tried that, but I would think so, based on what I know about that battery.
Awesome video I want to make that sand paper cutter did you ever make a link to how you made it? I want to mimic yours amazing idea.
Not yet! Thank you for reminding me.
Get sandpaper that sticks, way faster and not annoying
what do you mean? one is a finishing sander and one is a random orbiting sander. they do different things so you need both.
This sander isn't as aggressive as the orbital sander and better for the finishing rounds. I use the orbital sander the most and this one on occasion. It also works well if you have to sand an inside corner, like a kitchen cabinet door.
@markthomasbuilder did you make a post detailing how you made that sandpaper “cutter” ?
No, I need to do that still. Thanks for the reminder.
Dose anyone know what size of sandpaper sheet he used to make the sheet for the sander?
The size of sandpaper I use for this is 4.5" x 5.5". If you follow my Instagram, I'm going to make s reel showing my method again.
Will it fit into a 90° angle or will the battery get in the way?
Yes, it gets in the corners for me.
Frigging LOUD. My corded sanders are almost silent by comparison to that noise box. Hopefully just the video audio.
It's possible my external mic makes it seem louder. I didn't notice it to be overly loud.
Doesn't look like the dust collection works well. I see a lot spewing out. I am in the market to get a sander like this.
You have a good eye. One of my video clips is where I forgot to punch the holes in the sandpaper, which may have been the 150 grit. I didn't get a chance to re-record it. I did have the holes punched in all the other sandpaper.
@@MarkThomasBuilder OK now I understand. Probably got all hung up on doing the actual video. ;-) I have done that while making my videos as well. I get so involved in making sure the scene is picked up correctly, that I talk and not waste too much time and do all the other things to get the steps right I can sometimes forget.
That's exactly what happened. If I had a camera person, I may stay focused on the actual project at hand, lol!
Forget the tool and accessories... Is that your freaking backyard? Can I be your son please
Haha, thanks. It looks great right after mowing.
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: Do you prefer an orbital sander or a 1/4 sheet sander? Does your current sander have a cord that seems to get in the way?
Two different applications- you need both.
Need both 👍
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I’ve never used either type of sander. Can you please do a video and explain the benefits of using one vs the other?
Great video!
As a DIYER who doesn't have a cordless sander if you would recommend one which one would it be?
Hey, how many times can you reuse the sandpaper before you need to replace it?
That's a good question. I can't say a specific amount of time because it depends on many variables. I mostly watch for the sandpaper to stop working. I then will stop sanding for a minute and run my finger across the sandpaper and compare it to a new one. If the grit is gone, I'll replace the sandpaper.
Looks like the vacuum doesn't do a great job with capturing the dust, am I wrong?
Nice video. I noticed the sander paper with the holes actually worked at sucking up the dust. How’s the sander with dust collection?
If you hook up a hose, it makes a difference. Overall, I happy with this sander even with just the dust bag collector.
That’s beautiful where you are. Im sure you have cold and long winters there though.
Yes, we just got 3-4 inches of snow last night. We should have spring weather in 3 weeks though.
A guy who makes wooden signs here on RUclips says that this type of sanders are good for finishing delicate raised letters, because the tool oscillates and doesn’t damage the letters like a random orbital sander which spins.
That's a good point, thanks for sharing.