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Which Sander When? [video
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- If you don’t know your #orbital from your #oscillating or your #rotex, well don’t worry, as in this video I go through the different types of electric sanders commonly available, explain the type of sanding they’re likely to be used for, and show examples of the ’sanding pattern’ they produce on a flat board. Enjoy!
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Whoever said a picture is worth one thousand words was right on! Thank you for taking your time to educate me.
That was the perfect way to demonstrate the difference between the various sanding options Peter; excellent choice and really clearly explained as usual.
Marvellous way to demonstrate a simple function like sanding but a very dysfunctional machine sanding market. Thank you for clearly explaining all these different sanders and avoid a lot of disappointment and unnecessary expense. This video combined with others regarding sanding techniques has really helped me to understand that such a simple job can be quite intricate and skillful to achieve superb finishes. 👏
Thanks, gold explaination and like the way you demonstrated the effects on a painted board.
Incredibly clear and useful explanation Peter, thank you 👍
What I can’t understand is why you only have 44K subscribers.
This is a really excellent channel full of useful woodworking information. You deserve better!
Haha, thanks David. 👍👍
Extremely helpful video. The painted board samples were invaluable. Thank you!
Great way to start Saturday morning..now feel knowledge'd up for some serious sanding action!👍 Thank you!
Slowly expanding my tool collection and I'm ready to take the plunge and buy a sander. Thank you so much for this video! It was so helpful!
You are a great teacher. Just loved the video for the information and more so for the way the information was conveyed.
Thanks for taking the time out to explain this to us. Much appreciated.
Thanks! 👍👍
Very helpful and informative video Peter - thank you.
A very interesting demonstration how the different types of sanders work and the patterns they make. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Hans! 👍
Very informative. I would like to sand my varnished dining table and chairs in order to paint them and this video will help in deciding what’s the best sanders to use. Thank you.
Your wealth of knowledge always amazes me! Thanks for sharing!
Haha, thanks David! 👍
Great video Peter, I have almost exactly what you recommend.
I have a Dewalt 1/4 sheet palm sander and a very old BOSCH PEX 400 and both have handled every job from paint stripping to de nibbing MDF paint finishes around the house.
Looking forward to Monday, as I will be downloading the MEASURING UP podcast, so I can listen when I go back to my rusty metal second home in the middle of the North Sea.
Keep up the good work my friend.
Such a stupendous video! Love your silky smooth presenting Style!
Thank you! And lol - it’s the product of many, many takes! 😂👍
The best sanding vid to the point and explained so much information such a clever delivery
Thanks! 👍👍
I have been using a belt sander to clean up a painted fence to get it ready for new paint. I have done a few panels, but I am glad I ran into your video. I have an orbital sander and will switch to this for the rest of the job. Sounds like it will work a lot better.
Thank you so much for this useful video. Made things so much clearer
This is an absolutely brilliant video! Thank you for cleary explaining the uses for each sander and the situations you would use them in. The visuals on the painted board was fantastic!
Thank you! 👍
Belt sanders for cleaning up floors and rough timber are amazing - just use with care !!
Yes, it is excellent for rough timber. If you you're just starting out using only hand tools and can not afford a planer, thicknesser, or table saw, and have to make do with structural rough timber, a belt sander is ideal used in conjunction with a hand held planer.
Excellent and enlightening! I started with a 5-inch sander, but hardly ever use it now that I have a 6-inch ROS. Last time was for sanding overhead since it's lighter weight. My 6-inch sander also has an optional 5-inch pad that you can change out. Thanks for the clarification on the finishing sanders and the scratch patterns on all of them. My oscillating multi-tool has some triangular sanding attachments, and I don't find them very useful. But in a specialized project I can see that they'd come in handy.
I needed to buy a new sander for a project and I wasn't sure which one to buy. You helped me with my decision.
this is the most educational video for sander types ive seen so far
Great descriptions of sanders. I'm new to the sanding game.
I learn so much from your videos, thank you and keep up the good work!
Thank you! 👍👍
Very timely video as I've been looking at RO sanders of different sizes.
Good! Hope it helps! Take a look at he blog post as well, there's a bit more detail about the type of sander, not just the type of sanding process - link in the video description👍
I’m just sort of learning about the bigger world of sanding and this video was perfect in explaining and SHOWING the differences. Thank you so much for sharing this, Peter!
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Thank you so much for explaining all the differences on examples 😊👍🏻
Thanks! 👍
Excellent presentation. Thank you. 👍
Extremely useful information on here... Thanks Peter!
Cheers John! 👍👍
Great video!!!! My house’s paint is in terrible shape, and I am currently sanding all of the paint off. When I first started my project, I did little research. I ended up using a random orbit sander, which was too delicate and was not removing material well. Thanks to your video, and after lots of research, I realize orbital sanders are best for my application.
Brilliant. Just the video I needed. Very nicely explained
Thank you for a proper explanation. Got more information compressed in 10 minutes than there is in my sander's manual :)
Thanks! 👍
Great video Peter! One of those areas of knowledge that I kind of understood but not as fully as I should have. The painted board is an excellent way of demonstrating and clarifying it all. Especially I never knew what made the Rotex distinctive (and now, of course, I want one!) . I also very rarely need my belt sander 👍
Cheers Alastair! Yes, never really needed a belt sander, though some folks swear by them 🤷♂️
Thank you for this video. Really needed to learn this being a DIY-er
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Forgot I had subscribed to your goodself. Pleased to see that you are still banging out the quality videos. Will watch a few with a glass of wine. Cheers
really helpful video, thank you Peter
Another great video, thanks. I just ordered my random orbital sander while gently kicking myself for all the sanding blunders I've been making.
Many thanks. I've got a Lidl belt sander which can take off a lot of material quickly. You do know that almost as soon as you sell your linear sander you'll need it again. 😀
Excellent video, Peter. Very well explained and again I've learnt new things. Of course, if you do get rid of one of your sanders you can guarantee you'll need it within a few weeks!
Thanks Mark! And that's always the way, isn't it? 😂🤷♂️
Great video Sir! Highly appreciated 👍
Very nice demo, thx.
Excellente' video Peter..!
Peter thank you for passing on your experience and knowledge which I for one appreciate this is a subject that few people understand myself included. I’ve 3 sanders and didn’t realise the differences in working with them. I always thought it was more to do with the grade of sandpaper then the sander itself thank you for enlightening me....🤔🤔🤔
Thank you for this excellent video 👍👍👍
Thanks Marcus! 👍👍
I'm a painter and decorator and I push a Festool 150mm 3mm stroke sander for a good 20hrs+ a week. Love it. You really appreciate the lower vibration of a good sander when you finish work for the day and can still feel your fingers. I have many others but the 150mm Festool is my favorite.
Nice! I also have the 150/3, but the 150/5 is my go-to, just because of the kind of work I do. Great sanders & great dust collection 👍👍
Very helpful for us beginners looking to buy our first sander. Thank you.
Thanks! That was the idea 👍👍
Really helpful - thanks for sharing
Interesting video, thanks Peter
Another awesome vid Peter....The Mirka is the best sander I’ve ever used! And the Abranet discs means its almost dust free...great in a small space
Thanks! Had to return my Mirka - just couldn't get along with the flappy paddle switch. Shame, nice sander. 👍
This is interesting and very useful my Master! Thank you very much.
Haha, thanks Frits! 👍👍
Fantastic review Peter. Just what I was looking for. Liked and subscribed!
Thanks, and welcome! 👍
Well done sir, great video! Thank you!
Nice video Peter. Coincidentally I inherited that same Black & Decker sander from my Dad. I used it until the motor gave up. In the years that followed I’ve gathered eight different sanders!1 🙈 Including four Festool sanders on which the dust collection is just awesome. Thanks again for the info. 👍🏻
Thanks! 👍👍
Another great educational video 🙏
Oh! Now I understand why I have 4 sanders! Your 2 favorites happen to be mine as well. Enjoy your weekend Peter.
Thanks Thomas! You too! 👍👍
Peter Millard Thanks. I noticed you didn’t talk about the Mikita bandslip - the narrow one. www.verktygsvaruhuset.se/product/makita-9032-bandslip-
I always have this one with me when doing an install.
Nice video Peter, I have recently purchased the metabo sxe450 which has an adjustable throw for finishing and a more aggressive sanding. Very pleased with it.
Thanks Leigh. I had the Metabo before I started in on the Festool gear, nice sander. 👍
Great video, thanks!
thanks Peter for sharing this information with us been well explained knowing the differences between all the Sanders enjoyed the video.
Thanks! 👍
What a brilliantly informative video.
Thank you! 👍
Really useful stuff glad I stumbled across it, liked and subbed, thanks.
Thanks, and welcome! 👍👍
Tremendously useful and informative.
Thank you!
Useful. Thank you. Was just in the market for a sander.
Glad to hear it! 👍👍
Brilliant explanation. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful, thanks!
A lot of people will find this info useful I think Peter. Good job.
Cheers Stuart! 👍
Very useful video. Thank you for sharing this
Thanks! 👍👍
Very thorough, thanks
Another top notch video. 😁👍
Nice and informative video to compare.
Fantastic video Thankyou
Thanks so much for this so handy I didn’t have a clue
Brilliant. Thank you!
A perfect Video... best wishes from germany. Thank you
Thank you! 👍
Excellent video. Thank you.
Thanks!👍
This the best video I've come across yet
Thank you! 🙌👍
Thanks for that Peter very helpful
Cheers Paul! 👍
Great demo. Cheers
Thanks! 👍👍
Thank you for the well illustrated explanation about sanders. I now have a better understanding about these tools. A list of the sanders in an illustrated summary would be useful with the best application. If you don't have space limitations, keep them all the sanders, you just never know until you come up against a problem. What tool would offer the best solution.
Great informative video, I personally lean towards a Random Orbital and a Orbital Detail sanders for that tini bit more versatility.
Thanks! 👍
Thank you!
This one was extremely useful as I am currently in the market to buy a replacement hand sander! Thanks!
Glad to hear it! 👍👍
I wonder what the Aldi or Lidls ROS is like, I don't know 'bout you Keith but I couldn't afford a fancy festool... & I don't do enough work to justify it either 🙄😕
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@@peterfitzpatrick7032 I also don't use Festool. I almost always go with DeWalt or Makita.
@@KeithMinnion Dewalt seems to have slipped in the ratings amongst pros lately... Makita is nice.. Metabo is a great make but not sure if they do a ROS... 🤔
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Well done
Good video!!! Just one remark: The first sander does not make an oscillating circular movement around one center point as you explained. This would give longer curved scratches at the edge of the paper than in the center, which is not the case! Instead all the grains make the same small circular movements over the whole paper surface.
I enjoyed this thanks
Been waiting for this one. There's always been the shelf of sanders in the background and the odd titbit of wisdom slipped in over the last couple of years. Great, simple way of showing the differences, thanks. I was always very dismissive of the need for quality sanders and have very mediocre examples of the common types. Definitely going to invest a bit more thought (and cash) from now on. Thanks ever so much, as always.
Pleasure! 👍👍
Thank you ❤
I have a few sanders and all get a use. I find the detail sander good for corners.
Great thanks for your videos
A greeting from Spain
Thank you! Same to you too, from London! 👍
Very informative video; lots of technical knowledge I was ignorant of. For some of us DIY involves a goodly proportion of tasks other than cabinet work and fine finishing (so not always working to secure a flat plane, and often working to secure what is an acceptable compromise/organic surface finish, maybe more outdoor than indoor projects). Maintenance, repair and recycling is a good part of what I do; and there belt sanders (flattening large-scale glue ups; cleaning up much-used work surfaces; floors, roof-work) and flap-disks on angle-grinders come into their own. I also like mouse sanders, albeit they don't last long.
Thanks! Yes, almost as many uses for a sander as there are grits! 😂👍
Fantastic thanks
Thank you so much :)
For science. Thank you sir, this was helpful.
my 1st and maybe only one is a rotex 125. i nearly get everthing done with it. if not, like inside corners, i'm just handsanding the remaining parts..works grwst for me and i LOVE that machine...
Love mine too! Wouldn’t want to sand a ceiling without though! 💪 🤔
Well explained!
Thanks! 👍
Great video... keep up he great work.
Thanks! 👍
I never thought about a linear sander. I just bought a house from the 1800 and it has all original windows and some of the stair rails need to be redone. Thank you I will look into this
Thank you
That, Peter, was the most useful explanation of the variety of sanders that I have ever come across. Extremely valuable to me, who is considering buying a random orbital sander, but not understanding exactly why I need one. Thanks to you I now know what sander will do what job. BTW I have one of those old B & D sanders still! Often wondered why it was not much good!... Well done.
Looking forward your next Measuring Up blog, which I have missed during the summer break.Could you and Andy consider doing it weekly rather than fortnightly, please?
Thanks Charles! We'd love to be able to commit to a weekly podcast, but we need a lot more Patreon support for that to be viable. 🤷♂️