Makita Cordless 18v Belt Sander Review | Makita XSB01 / Makita DBS180 9mm Power File

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Finally! Makita have released their first cordless belt sander. This 9mm sander can also be easily converted into a 6mm and 13mm sander with optional attachments as listed below. This tool can be used to sand, cut, sculpt and grind timber and metals. Let's take a look at the features and just what it can do...
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@markhedquist9597 3 года назад

This is the kind of tool that a guy who can stare at a tool for hours and inspect/scrutinize/admire/drool on will be squirming impatiently until he finally purchases it. A guy like me, that is. I can't wait to see what the next video is on.

@christopherenoch4230 3 года назад

I got my XSB01 in the mail last week and it's great! I love this tool. I've been using it with metal, wood and plastic.... It's wonderful and I'm still on my first sanding band... Watching you go through them, I have 5 boxes of 80-120 grit. Within a day off getting the Makita sander, I got the M12 diegrinder (2585-20), it's an awesome addition to my arsenal. You need one!

@julianfisher6373 3 года назад

Use mine for metal work & it's the business ! Waited a long time for this & no regrets. In the UK it's made in Japan. Great video as usual. many thanks, Julian.

@tomthompson7400 3 года назад

how are you finding it three months down the line ,, looking at one of these either 240 or cordless or a dynabrade one ,, just interested to hear your thoughts now youve owned one for a while thanks t

@julianfisher6373 3 года назад

@@tomthompson7400 Brilliant & can’t fault it at all ! Would recommend especially if your on the Makita platform.

@tomthompson7400 3 года назад

@@julianfisher6373 looks like im about to join it ,, many thanks for the reply

@theteenageengineer 3 года назад

Another great vid! I have to say I’m quite impressed with how good of a job it does, it chews up wood very fast, this could definitely help me in my sanding, I have a Makita corded finishing sander and it gets most of the jobs done, but it’s very slow. I do also like that the belt is very skinny, you can get into so many tight spaces.

@kenleach2516 3 года назад

Great to see it working and feel the need for 1!

@peterryan7340 3 года назад

G'day from across the ditch. Nice to see more tools being made in Japan, and yeah it should've been called a power file 😁

@ccadama 3 года назад

@Tools & Stuff. Thanks for the great video review on that Makita Cordless 18V belt sander. So I'm not the only Makita owner who has a problem with Makita's dust ports and the many different size ports they have for their tools. Your plunge cutting with the Makita belt sander just proves that you don't need to buy a Festool Domino joiner. And it's a great sander too. So versatile! Hope you and your family stay safe and well.

@reaperreaper5098 Год назад

Two years later and Milwaukee's claiming that their just released M12 bandfiles/finger belt sander is the first one. Also, it's interesting seeing Makita's belt tensioning and replacement system. Both the M12 and Pneumatics I have do it this way: The finger is spring loaded and automatically tension themselves. They also have a latch that will hold the finger in, and you can replace the belt.

@baseballdude8491 Год назад

We love this sander it can even plunge sand with no bogging down

@kroneditor9266 2 года назад

I had been pondering over purchasing this tool but after watching your fine review I bit the bullet and ordered - thanks! You asked us to report back on where ours were manufactured. I purchased mine from Amazon UK and it was made in Japan. Also, it came with an adapter (22mm) in the box, for connecting dust extraction. I am about to order the 13mm optional attachment to expand my options further. Great reviews and really I enjoy watching the channel - cheers!

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 2 года назад

Thanks for the feedback... wish I got the dust adaptor.

@kroneditor9266 2 года назад

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Well I nearly didn't notice it in the box as it is so small :-) Maybe you did have one and just missed it?

@TheMartinmy 3 года назад

TIP! Great tool, we have been using corded one ages for steel. Since the special belts for this are kind of expensive and not commonly available. I usually buy 533x75 belt (you need quality one, preferable taped backside like Mirka) you squeeze it between your fingers together, make cut with scrissors the width you need and then all the rest you can just tear to get narrow belt out of wide one.

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Yeah I was going to have a crack at doing that.

@yavok 2 года назад

Awesome trick. Will have to try it myself.

@baseballdude8491 Год назад

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL check out Hikoki/Metabo HPT' s new 36V belt sander just released in states for reasonable $169 US$ This is a hybrid Cordless/AC capable tool which is perfect for this tool as real deep sanding needs lots of runtime without burning up batteries

@sigi9669 3 года назад

I like the multi tool comparison, as this falls in the same category. It's a tool no-one really needs. But once you've bought one you'll be amazed at how many times you grab it to get that one finicky thing done just a tad bit quicker 'n easier.

@kevinpunter7960 2 года назад

"It's a tool no-one really needs" :O ... you're dead to me for those words!

@PatriotPaulUSA 3 года назад

Nice! Great video as usual! I really hope these get popular and Makita makes these by the millions. I suspect its kind of a niche tool, and that is why its $280.00 US price, for the bare tool. $479.00 for the 2 battery charger and case "kit" Its really not a super complex tool , but its price would make one think it is. Makita's 110volt small sander like this, was the same way for decades, it seemed very pricey. Not many of the "popular" electric tool companies make this tool, So Makita can kinda price it at whatever. Hopefully economies of scale and competition, will get that to drop someday.

@petevito 3 года назад

Hi just got mine today after watching your video.. Im UK based and mine is made in Japan... Good video

@bungelsfinger 3 года назад

Hi. Just got mine in the UK. Made in Japan. Came with the vacuum adapter. Another great video, thanks. Vaughan

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Where's my adapter! Cheers thanks for watching.

@AndyHercliffe 3 года назад

Never thought I’d see the day!

@christopherenoch4230 3 года назад

Great review... I was on the fence with this, but you showing the various uses was great.... Thanks a bunch.... XSB01 for us Yanks....

@Negerugamingforafrica 3 года назад

nice! also saw builds and stuff guy cut wood with this. he snapped the belt. nice review!

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

That Builds & Stuff guy is always copying me.

@Negerugamingforafrica 3 года назад

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL yea idk how to stop him but i enjoy his videos.

@NameNaameNameeNaamee 3 года назад

Over here, it's a belt file! :) Seems to be a very neat thing to have!

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Very cool

@Godzilla2k69 3 года назад

A well designed solution in search of a problem.

@baseballdude8491 3 года назад

Damn it! Thought I didn't need it-Now I gotta get one! I'm gonna bill U for it Nice review again chap

@gusdogbrownlab435 8 месяцев назад

Bought the corded one of these nearly 20 years ago. It's the sort of tool where you don't know what you're going to use it for and when you have it you use it for loads of stuff. Might get the cordless version now. Just buy wider 533 belts and cut them down. Much better than buying the genuine expensive ones. Means you can also get the tougher blue zirconium ones. Also I've found that if you reduce the speed to 3 on a new belt as it stretches in. Then you can increase speed and the belt lasts longer

@peterhan1162 3 года назад

Cool product, waiting for it from Canada. 40v mitre saw review in the future please!

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

I'll probably wait for a 10" mitre.

@pete_lind 3 года назад

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 6 mm , 9 mm and 13 mm sander heads seem to be sold separate , 6 mm is €90 and 13 mm is €110 , here in Finland . Thats about the same that i paid for 75mm/3" screw feeder head spare part for Makita DFR 550 , and making it to DFR 750 ... base tool is same on several models . Makita DFR 550 + spare part for 75 mm screws = 25 % cheaper than DFR 750 model alone ... one of those that make no sense .

@TonchoTonev 3 года назад

Great video again. Informative, entertaining and fun to watch! Can i ask you.. Somewhere in the beginning you mentioned what's the meaning of the sybmbols describing what tool you're buying. Can you tell men from where can i get an information about makita tools. DBS for that sander, DHP for the combi/hammer drills, DGA for the angle grinders... etc. And the letters after the numbers RFE, RTJ

@rich3633 3 года назад

Alright mate, if you plan on using it for metal it might be worth getting some blue zirconiated belts as they last a lot longer, Good vid again. Cheers.

@San-et5xh 3 года назад

Thanks for the Video, i learn allot from you again. See you soon. Cant wait for you to do one on the Makita XGT compound Mitre Saw, should be available soon in NZ

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Cheers Tim. Let me know when the mitre saw is in!

@San-et5xh 3 года назад

If ur free on the 19th of feb, drop in at 7.30am the boys in red are cooking breakies.

@kevinpunter7960 2 года назад

Crikey .. another must have Makita. Found the dust port adaptor - yep, its another accessory! I was about to by a pneumatic version of this as I wasn't aware of this Makita and I didn't want to buy the Metabo version (~$600 skin). Thanks .. I think ;/

@agusjarlim Год назад

¿Será recomendable para el afilado de cuchillas de desbrozadora o cortacesped?

@Fekillix 3 года назад

I bought a $100 Makita string trimmer here in Europe and it was made in Germany. I also have several Makita tools made in Romania.

@jaakko200987654321 3 года назад

my ddf481 is made in romania and i live in finland

@NameNaameNameeNaamee 3 года назад

That's because the gardening tools are made by Dolmar Sachs, and some of them actually still are manufactured here. The machines made in the EU (i.e. Romania) seem to have very nice build quality. With the chinese made tools, I had mixed experiences. I had one that was definitly inferior to the EU built counterpart (same machine, I sent the first one back and reordered and by chance got one that was made in the EU), but I also have some Makitas made in China that are impeccable. So it might have been just that one in a thousand that just wasn't that great...

@jaakko200987654321 3 года назад

@@NameNaameNameeNaamee my makita drill is made in romania

@Fekillix 3 года назад

@@NameNaameNameeNaamee The UK machines are also very nice, I have two UK made jigsaws, they also make track saws there and much more.

@NameNaameNameeNaamee 3 года назад

@@Fekillix I suppose in the end all Makita tools are made to the same standards (when it comes to the exact same models built in differnt places). Over all, the quality of the Makita tools I own (must be around 13 right now) has been super good. I literally never had even one machine let me down ever. The one China made tool I sent back was the biggest brushless single 18V recip saw Makita makes. It has a user replaceable rubber boot at the front that simply was too loose for my liking. That said, at that point I didn't know that it was user replacable and that it's normal for that part to seperate from the housing. The Romania built machine had a tighter fit, yes, but I don't think that this had any influence on the performance of any of those saws. It was completely cosmetic. So I wouldn't interpret too much in this one glitch. We'll probably find some people who had similar occurances with EU or UK built machines as well. It just happens once in a while that a batch of components is a bit off but it seems that this is indeed a rarity with Makita which is a great thing!

@paularmstrong9027 Год назад

Tell it like it is son.......fantastic...Happy New merry from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@TrixieDK 3 года назад

Nice! Will there be a 40V XGT version?

@woodandtols 2 года назад

Merci pour cette présentation quelle est l'autonomie d'une 5ah?

@henryairconcepts2999 Год назад

Can you do side to side comparison with milwauke M12 one?

@wesparker799 2 года назад

On a more serious note, Klingspor makes world class sandpaper, wet, dry, metal, wood, diamond etc, they've got it all. Love yer stuff.

@adrianrangu8770 2 года назад

What's better an electric powered one or a battery powered makita? Please help

@wankerjacksmith 3 года назад

Do you plan on reviewing the hikoki cordless router, excellent channel by the way. New subscriber.

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Hopefully.

@ernieandan1613 3 года назад

nice one!

@benjaminromshak2921 3 года назад

@Tools&stuff what’s the deal with the TD172? I can’t find anything that’s in English about the new beast.

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Makita releases all tools in Japan first, so patience is required from the rest of us unfortunately.

@micjubba709 3 года назад

I need one of these ideal for metal fab

@AdamCPeak 3 года назад

Do you think you could or should sharpen ax or mower blades with this?

@danielreynolds6498 3 года назад

I’m thinking it could be good for that. Even hedge trimming blades

@williamstaten8102 3 года назад

Use these at work all the time, a machine shop. Use these to clean up weld or clean up edges. We call them dyna files lol

@spencerp7048 3 года назад

You've probably been asked this plenty times, but considering the new 40V Max range, would you recommend jumping onto the 18v platform now? Or stick to another brand?

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

The Makita lxt line is going to be around for a long time yet, there's still lots of tools coming along, they would be crazy to end it so I would have no hesitation in buying Makita 18v tools .

@evildead1791 3 года назад

Great video man, definitely want one, niffty tool for sure

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Thanks man.

@oo0Spyder0oo Год назад

I wish places that sold these tools backed them up with the parts as well, just got one but they don’t sell either the 6mm or 13mm attachments.

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Год назад

If they are a makita stockist then they can order them for you. No-one can stock all parts and accessories.

@TakamiWoodshop 3 года назад

Would ten of them side-by-side be a good replacement for my recently violently and devastatingly blown-up Ryobi belt disc sander? 🤔

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

They would certainly be more powerful.

@baseballdude8491 3 года назад

My son in law has the Rigid/AEG belt sander and it's capable-not amazing-but definitely better power and run time than the Ryobi Waiting for Milwaukee, Makita, Metabo HPT/Hikoki to bring to market-first capable one gets the worm-I hope it's Hikoki/Metabo HPT cuz I would use it with the AC adapter for longer jobs

@wenloh 3 года назад

Finally here

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Glad you could make it.

@raymondmcaleer735 2 года назад

Just purchased one made in Japan!

@crscottco 4 месяца назад

Have they made the 9031 cordless yet?

@crscottco 4 месяца назад

The 9031 belt sander is a little wider 1-1/8" x 21"

@matthenderson8731 3 года назад

Y can't nz get corded portable band saws?

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Why indeed...

@chuehueyang143 3 года назад

Have you tried coping moldings with this?!

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Not yet. Will try it on the lathe... eventually.

@mijit.859 3 года назад

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@Speed04GT 3 года назад

3m makes great sanding disk. Check them out if you get a chance.

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Yeah I have used a lot of 3M abrasive products over the years. I once worked for a company that manufactured sanding discs, flap wheels etc for 3M

@frankb8616 3 года назад

RIDGID has a regular size cordless belt sander..

@najdo 3 года назад

You just cost me $395. You are also awesome Sir!

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Enjoy it

@TheMadMagician87 2 года назад

If you think that's expensive, look at the cost of the Fein corded version....For some reason, these little things cost a bomb.

@user-cu3uo2cs8i 3 года назад

I think they are all made in Japan. In Japan it named BS180D belt sander

@Negerugamingforafrica 3 года назад

oh i didnt know that! it is sad that makita is slowly stoping to make their tool in japan. like the impact driver dtd170z was made in china and was supposedly more powerful than the dtd160z and thet was made in japan. there was a little bit of power increase but not as much a makita claimed. its sad...

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

Makita still make impact drivers in Japan for the Japanese market.

@mikemorgan5015 3 года назад

Very cool tool. Gotta git me one, now. My wife DOESN'T thank you.

@wesparker799 2 года назад

The "two screw review for the other video" sounds interesting

@UltraNoobian 3 года назад

Somehow stumbled on this video, don't even need to buy a belt sander.

@TonchoTonev 3 года назад

Same here. Just admire all the makita tools 😂

@robertrada6040 2 года назад

It's possible I should have gone for this belt sander instead of the die grinder on doors. Eh, grass is always greneer.

@itstwinkxs 3 года назад

Makita rear handle circular saw!

@markt9028 3 года назад

Ooh, the motor and handle orientation looks so close to the bangood mini chainsaw....

@michaelmacleod 2 года назад

The reason I never purchased this tool this is the belts, I can easily get 3M belts for my cheap and cheerful Ryobi power file in 457mm size, using crap belts detracts from the experience and causes huge frustration, 3M belts are the only ones I'd consider regardless of the cost, but hard to find them in 533mm around here hence Makita getting ruled out in favour of the Ryobi. 3M or put the tool away.

@winrice3227 2 года назад

I think some comments don’t realize they have been making the pneumatic versions of these for 50 years and are a main staple in the metal fab world. But…..one of the most common belt sizes is 1/2” x 18”. Makita picked the wrong size here, not very common. 3M is the bomb and makes a nice selection of 1/2” x 18” belts…….👍

@craiglyle2966 3 года назад

Might’ve found a replacement for my dentist?

@julianpetkov8320 Год назад

The belts only go in one direction, cuz. It would have been nice if they made a 30 and a 50mm arm.

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Год назад

Nah bro, the belts are not direction specific, if you get the right ones at least.

@nguyent2477 3 года назад

Only Makita

@ziggiesaquaticexotics8270 3 года назад

9mm greeeeat so by tomorrow I’ll be able to sand one piece of work lol

@Steve-lr4fz 2 года назад

Спасибо, очень интересно. Однако слишком быстрая для меня речь, понимал далеко не всё, т.к. слабо владею английским.

@damodaraomalley3974 3 года назад

Better if they make an 18v die grinder

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 3 года назад

They do.

@grahamreddog8251 3 года назад

They have a long and short handle model ,the long model is better to use

@cheveresalvi 2 года назад

They do make them as mentioned above. Although would be good if they made a variable speed brushless model like this!

@ziggiesaquaticexotics8270 3 года назад

Oh great they make three a super tiny one a tiny one a and a small one lol

@RegisG. 3 года назад

One Review per week! It will take me forever to watch all videos from your Channels. Multi Tool DTM51 (€ 150) + Grinder DGD800 (€ 180) vs Belt Sander DBS180 (€ 340). *Poor pricing positioning* 😡

@RegisG. 3 года назад

@settle down Beavis Certainly, prices have dropped but I haven't changed my opinion. Amazon: *DTM51Z* Multi-Tool (€ 120) + *DGD800Z* Die Grinder (€ 110) vs *DBS180Z* Belt Sander (€ 260).

@midnighttutor 2 года назад

I bought one of these. I can grind metal for about 5 minutest before it shuts off and the white light starts blinking. Apparently some kind of overheat protection. Then it takes forever to cool down for that next five minutes. A totally worthless tool!! I had to buy the corded version in order to get any actual work done.

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 2 года назад

Mine has never done this. Are you using genuine batteries?

@midnighttutor 2 года назад

yes it all came as a kit in a nice hard case. I sent it back to Makita awaiting info.

@midnighttutor 2 года назад

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I have experienced similar issues with battery powered angle die grinder from milwaukee which I sent back twice and still has the same problem, and a corded angle die grinder from suhner....total german garbage

@midnighttutor 2 года назад

@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I think unfortunately still at this time there is no substitute for air tools

@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 2 года назад

I've had Milwaukee tools overheat on me plenty. But never Makita. Let me know what they say.