Bosch Home and Garden Multi Sander PSM 100 A (100 W, in case)

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Ideal for flat surfaces / corners / edgesWorks on multiple surfacesEasy to install/remove sand paper

On the downside, the cable isn’t very long and if you want to save yourself some bother make sure to buy pre-pierced sanding sheets as the provided punch plate isn’t great. Consider the price. We’ll dive into a lot more detail on the price of BOSCH PSM 100 A Multi-pad Sander shortly, but in terms of quality, the obvious advice here is ‘you get what you pay for’. It’s really just being aware that if you’re buying the cheapest of the Garden Power Tools from Currys PC World you might not expect the same level of quality as you’d get from a decent quality product like BOSCH PSM 100 A Multi-pad Sander.The Bosch PSM 100 A is probably the best detail sander for furniture restoration because it’s light, comfortable to use and comes in a sturdy Bosch blow moulded case.

Power– The power of the motor of this mechanized tool also is an important factor. Difficult projects with longer working hours require more powerful motors whereas as if you’re are more of a hobbyist working for perfection in each of DIY projects then go in for the ones that have more control. A mouse sander would be a perfect choice in the case. Japanese tool manufacturer Ryobi have been providing clever solutions for DIYers since 1945. Famous for their ONE+ battery system, you can use just one battery to power almost any type of power tool or accessory you can think of.But don’t press too hard. A great mantra for using any piece of equipment is “let the tool do the work”. Your sanding pads will last longer, and you won’t get nearly as tired. Ryobi’s R18PS-0 is one of the best cordless palm sanders for DIYers I’ve got my hands on so far. It keeps up Ryobi’s reputation for solid, quality DIY tools that are surprisingly affordable. And if you’ve already got a Ryobi battery to hand, this “naked” palm sander is an absolute bargain.

Type- Finishing woodwork projects which have plenty of rough edges and tight corners is not possible without the help of a detail sander. Smaller projects can be completed with the help of smaller finish sanders, but a bigger and a more difficult one may call for the requirement of a palm sander. Palm sanders are good for projects which need more effort as they have a good grip that will make the job seem easier as well as not tire you out. As with any power tool, practice makes perfect, but there are a few techniques I use to get the most out of my detail sanders: As is typical for this type of sander, the BO4556 is compact and lightweight with single-speed operation. It’s easy to use thanks to its toggle switch and soft non-slip elastomer grip, and even has an effective dust bag which isn’t a given for affordable finishing sanders. What’s more, you can make use of regular sheets of sanding paper via the simple clamp system. If there is power available then a corded sander makes life simpler in many ways as you don’t need to worry about charging batteries or replacing them when they are old. You just need to deal with a cable potentially getting in the way. How much do I need to spend? Of the 167 products in the Garden Power Tools category, 149 were more expensive than BOSCH PSM 100 A Multi-pad Sander and 15 were cheaper. Prices from BoschThe rubber soft-grip top fits the hand well. The on/off switch is in just the right spot to be operated with one finger and it’s pretty quiet during operation. It’s good that the vibrations have been kept to a minimum as well. Try to keep a firm, even pressure on the sanding pad to avoid creating ridges, and get the most out of each sweep of your hand. The next step in the price analysis was to look at the average price you would typically expect to pay for Garden Power Tools and as Currys PC World was selected for this review we’ve used them for gathering our information on the average price of Garden Power Tools. Once you’ve decided which type of sander you need, there are a few things to look out for before making your final choice. The on/off switch is placed right where the tip of your index finger rests, which saves you fiddling around when you need to turn it on. It’s lightweight at 950 g, and the 55 Watt motor gives you all the grunt you need to sand down furniture, surfaces, or just about anything else.