There's a reason why they weigh what they do , so you just guide it . You put pressure on it , not only will you burn the motor , but you will also ruin the pad where the sandpaper sticks too. And also what you want to do , is go against the grain at first , then when you have got rid of what ever , then go with the grain . And move cms at the time . And if you have day varnish try to use varnish remover first , waste of time really unless you have a beltsander 1st then an orbital
This woman is actually right just let the tool do its job electric sanders are made to use with one hand I know this stuff because I own my dad’s father’s craftsman 3D sander it’s a contour sander the one she is using is a orbital sander
not meantioned the fact that it wears out the pad faster, causes more vibration, and also puts unnecessary load on the motor wearing it out the contacts faster and burning through brushes
The best advice I heard ever. Thank you so much for this content. You saved me a lot of time and energy and effort. Now I know what I been doing wrong all this while. Say, what kind of vaccum cleaner do you attached to the sander? I wanna get one. I bout a karcher, but the exhaust Nozzle of the bosch random orbital sander is way smaller than that of karcher. So was really curious as to how to go about it.
My sandwr is obviously an older version than every one ive seen in videos thus far it has its own built in? Pad thpe thing w holes in it thats like velvro- i have no clue how to get my paper on it!
Good tips and nice to see women in DIY. But if you want to be a role model and do DIY videos, the FIRST thing you have to do is remove ALL jewelry like watch, earrings, and tie your hair back and up so it does not fall into your work using power tools. Don't try to look pretty in the workshop. In a kitchen, hair is unhygienic. In a workshop, hair is a dangerous liability. I lose respect for women with long hair waving in the wind, hovering over power tools. That is as bad as loose clothing. ONE mistake and your head is in the grinder. Ditto for any jewelry - wear no jewelry of any kind esp on your hand and wrists. Please adhere to basic safety.
