Milwaukee Random Orbital Sander VS Duel Action Sander, Car Body Repair, Sanding Body Filler, DA 

Great video! I am about to start sanding on my 1959 Chevy Apache and have little to no auto body experience and was trying to decide if I wanted to use a air sander or electric. I’m just doing this in my home garage with an average air compressor and didn’t want to have to listen to the air compressor constantly coming on so I thought perhaps I’d go with an electric/cordless sander but wasn’t sure. Pretty much all my power tools are Milwaukee brand so when I saw the video I clicked on it. I also happen to have the same Milwaukee vacuum that you have so it was cool to see that in use with the sander. I appreciate the video and want to thank you for helping me decide what to buy. You now have a new subscriber from Florida. Cheers!!

Keep in mind to keep even pressure with this sander! That’s what creates the hot spots

Great Product I have the Stanley fat max orbit sander 18v OK for small jobs but the milwaukee looks a beast Great video as always and the van is coming on a treat 👍 👌

Thanks mate! off to get mine tomorrow.

Recently purchased one of these and does a great job 👍

Great video 😎 This looks perfect for bodywork. I was looking for a battery Da as mine runs off my 3phase compressor and is so expensive to run with elec prices. How long do these batteries take to charge and if flat out how much time would 1 fully charged battery give you thanks.

I was enjoying the video, then I saw the jacket..... UTO WAWAW.

Has anyone seen Milwaukee’s new M18 line of cordless kitchen tools? Me neither, but give it a year.

Good review matey, keep em Comin 👍

Would you use this also for final sanding of primer? And did you find you had to use higher grit paper as opposed to doing it by hand? Thanks!

Is this machine suitable for wet sanding on cars?

Jesus that cordless sander has to be atleast 10 times slower than regular DA used with an air compressor. You have to be so patient to use a cordless

How do you feel overall with the quality and power to use it on a restoration car project???

Would like some sort of handle on it to put your hand around. Looks heavy and tiring to use!

Can you put a 6" backing pad on it?

Looks heavy I think a 240v plug one would be better

Can you use it for "wet sanding"?

Please wear a mask.

Nice banjo picn

Has anyone seen Milwaukee’s new M18 line of cordless kitchen tools? Me neither, but give it a year.