Do You Need BOTH Tools in Your Workshop? Makita Random Orbit Sander VERSUS Makita Finishing Sander
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- Sanders are an essential tool in any workshop, but which type should you choose, and do you need more than one? Sam compares the functionality and finish between the @makitauk 18V Finishing Sander and the @makitauk 18V Random Orbit Sander. This video will be helpful to you if your budget only stretches to buying one type of sander.
At the end of the video, Sam mentions it would be good if Makita released a battery powered belt sander. He is referring to a version of the M9400/9911, which is mains powered, not the DBS180 Filing Sander.
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Makita 18V Random Orbit Sander 5"
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▶️ Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:18 Orbit Sander
00:57 Finishing Sander
01:11 Uses and Differences
01:49 Sand paper and fitment
02:54 Orbit Test
05:40 Finishing Test
06:19 The Results
06:47 2nd Demo (Different material)
07:34 2nd Demo Visible Results
08:53 What Would I Choose?
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I love it when the talking is low volume and the intro a 120db explosion.
That's to make sure that I haven't sent you to sleep 😉
This video is exactly what I was looking for. I am looking to buy a Makita sander to remove the varnish so I can restore the outdoor furniture and the deck. Would you still go with the orbital please?
I am curious to know how well they do in the corners. I am assuming the finishing sander will have the upper hand?
Thanks for taking the time to produce the video!
The Orbit is the best all rounder and will remove more material more quickly than the finishing sander. But be careful not to cut into the wood. Easily done, especially if using an 80 grit. Corners, I would use a multi tool myself, generally useless as sanders, but in tight corners they come into their own. You have more control.
I have both, find the finishing sander removes more surface whilst keeping it level. But it'd too heavy and I dislike the sheet paper. So I use the orbital 99% of the time, due to its convenient size and quick swap paper feature.
Thank you for your comment, I think you'll find most people agree with what you said, including me 👌
I have two cordless palm sanders one for each hand
Are they left and right handed? 😉
I havent asked the sanders. i just put one in each hand and cut my sanding time by 50%.@@ChampionsOfTheTrade
I bet you can pick your nose with either hand too! Ha, ha, ha
Skil has a Brushless Cordless 5" Random Orbital sander.... they call it PWRCORE 20.
Thank you, I'll have to look into that. I thought the PWRCORE 20 was the battery platform they use?
Great video
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. Was there any particular part that you really enjoyed?
@@ChampionsOfTheTrade just was interested in buying ane of these and didn't know which one to go for now I think I made my mind up buy em both hhh
Brilliant. There are links to them in the description box if that helps.👍
After watching this from six months ago, you had one fatal flaw in the testing. The orbital sander was running at its lowest speed, the the other one you could clearly hear was running at a faster speed. Redo the test with the orbital at speed 3 and it will tear the pants off the other one
If you notice, I only pushed the power button once. Both machines start with full power and reduce depending how many times you push the button. The sound produced by both machines is different, they're different types of sander, which I kind of the point. Thanks for watching, spotting things I've missed helps me to improve, when I've missed something 👍😉
just bought an orbital sander, arrived yesterday went to use it but it came without battery, no worry i have other makita battery drills i,ll use one of those,[wrong]needs a whole new different battery which also needs a whole new battery charger, why do they do that, now i hope i,ve ordered the right battery and charger or the lots going back, at MY exspense
You can buy the Makita tools as bare units (like I did because I already own batteries and charger) or they come as kits.
understand that thanks, just so silly having to buy different batteries for makita tools you would think that one battery would fit all, regards martin@@ChampionsOfTheTrade
@martinharris539 depends which system you go for, there's the 12v, 18v LXT or the 40v XGT
Many other brands such as Bosch and DeWalt do similar platforms.
@@ChampionsOfTheTradeI have other 18v tools. I assume the 18v sanders will use the same battery? Thanks
@@VW_Fan something sounds very wrong there. The sander uses the LXT 18v. If yours do not fit, then I would assume the sander is faulty. Where did you purchase it from? Have you tried different batteries you own?
Would be nice if you explained before you put on the mask, or do a voice over, you sounded like Bane from Batman lol, otherwise a good video.
That's a fair comment. We have better mics now too.
Was fine 👌 I liked the added special effect
Rectangle vibrating sanders are pretty useless
It really depends on what result you're after. The Rectangle or Finishing sander, is far less likely to cut into the surface than an orbit, leaving a smoother finish.
Nice try
Thank you. How do you think I could have improved it?
@@ChampionsOfTheTrade don't know