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Très bonne machine et satisfait de mon achat , elle est un peu lourde pour de longue utilisation mais fait un très bon travail

Worked great for sanding ceiling drywall minimal clean up.

first time used I think with practice going to work better ,but for the price I paid is work.

I hane not used know i will start to use next month

Du très bon matériel, un peu lourd mais bien équipé et facile d'usage

Found it a little hard to control and handle. Tried it on a wall first. I intend to do some popcorn ceiling with it.

This item is heavy for personal use and I wouldnt recommend it for ceilings - however I have tried it on the walls and it works fine. Takes a bit of getting used to because it is heavy with the motor onboard but it is manageable for a senior to use just not suggested for overhead work. Also havent worked out how to connect the dust bag yet as the instructions were not clear on that so its a work in progress!

Real nice and looking guy. Easy to use

produit conforme , bien recu

I guess with any new tool it takes some getting used to. I’m no stranger to sanding, polishing, buffing, refinishing. I’ve got experience in metalwork, machining, steel fabrication, paint snd body, among other things, but infrequent Sheetrock experience. That being said, the sander is physically awkward to me on first use. The balance seems off to me and it makes it difficult to judge how much or how little pressure you're applying to the sanding disc on the wall, but this may just be something requiring motor memory and will improve with use. I’ve only sanded walls at this time, but have to do ceilings soon and will try to remember to update. The vacuum system, one of the main reasons for purchase, does a great job. It’s much cleaner than the screen type sanding method that inundates you with dust, which is great because it should also save considerable time when sanding. In all honesty, with me standing at 6’4”, I probably would have been as well or even better off if I had just the head unit aspect without the pole attachment like a vehicle buffer, and that may be why it’s awkward for me to use. I got the self-priming version, thinking it was the brushless version, but it is not. I doubt I’ll use this enough to burn through brushes anytime soon, but the motor is incredibly loud and makes an annoying and loud tapping or crackling type noise that’s loud enough to warrant hearing protection while using. Other than that, it seems to be of sound manufacture, especially at its price point. Like any “imported” device, the operators manual is left wanting, with poor illegible illustrations and scant descriptions, and the whole right to left translation to left to right seems to further complicate things, but I’ve seen worse and most of what’s missing or confusing you can figure out on your own. That’s about all the feedback I can currently provide given that I’ve only had a day to familiarize myself with it. If it lasts through and completes the current project I’m on, I’ll consider it breaking even on purchase, because it is ready to use out of the box -PPE equipment. It certainly beats hand sanding some of my Sheetrock work, that’s for sure.