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Picked this up for a small furniture refinishing project and the variable speed dial really helped me dial in just the right amount of aggression on some tricky veneer. Even with the smaller battery platform, it handled a full afternoon of sanding without needing a swap.

Took this little sander to a tight corner cabinet job and the narrow front profile let me get right up to the edge without marring the adjacent trim. The dust collection through the pad actually kept the work area clean enough to avoid a second pass.

The variable speed trigger is perfect for switching between rough sanding and delicate finishing on the same piece. I’ve been using it to get into corners that my regular sander just couldn’t reach, and the dust collection works surprisingly well for such a compact tool.

That little triangular pad gets into corners my other sander couldn't touch, and the variable speed dial lets me dial it down for softwoods without burning the surface. Even after a solid hour of use, my hand wasn't complaining.

The dust collection through the built-in vacuum port is seriously impressive—very little mess left behind on my last cabinet job. It fits perfectly into tight corners where my previous sander couldn't reach, and the variable speed dial gives me just the right control for different grits.

The dust collection through that little port is actually impressive—I can sand a whole piece of trim without stopping to blow off the surface. It’s lightweight enough to hold one-handed while reaching into tight cabinet corners.

For a detail sander, this thing has surprising power—it doesn't bog down even on harder woods. The shape fits my hand perfectly for one-handed use on vertical surfaces, and the dust collection through the pad keeps the air clearer than I expected.

This thing gets into tight corners way better than my old plug-in palm sander, and the dust collection through the pad actually works. Battery life has been solid for a full afternoon of sanding door jambs.

The dust collection through the built-in vacuum port keeps my workbench spotless, and the variable speed trigger gives me total control on delicate edges. It’s light enough to use one-handed for overhead work without fatigue.

Picked this up for a tight corner trim job, and the narrow front profile let me get right into the edges without any extra sanding by hand. The dust collection through the pad actually captures most of the debris, so my workbench stays surprisingly clean for a detail sander.