We have one very small black and decker mouse one. Useful for small jobs. Having said that DD has just used it to sand down the floor boards in her house.
One with a pointy nose and a small dustbag, mine is makita which runs on a battery. This type of sander is good for all spaces, the round (orbital) sanders don`t go into corners. When you use a sander, do use it lightly and keep it moving, while you learn to use it
Thank you. Yes. That sounds like a good idea karma - thank you.
One with a pointy nose and a small dustbag, mine is makita which runs on a battery. This type of sander is good for all spaces, the round (orbital) sanders don`t go into corners. When you use a sander, do use it lightly and keep it moving, while you learn to use it
One with a pointy nose and a small dustbag, mine is makita which runs on a battery. This type of sander is good for all spaces, the round (orbital) sanders don`t go into corners. When you use a sander, do use it lightly and keep it moving at first, while you learn to use it
Thanks everyone. Not super-strong. Smoothing out doors, frames and walls ahead of painting really. Some walls need filling where we have had heavy-duty fixings, one area where we had the consumer unit (electric) moved etc.
I bought a belt sander from the middle of Lidl a few weeks ago. It was £39.99 and you could buy extra sandpaper to go with it.
Not sure if they will still have them. The brand name is Parkside. I actually bought it for my son as he is renovating. He has been using it and says it is fine.