150/3 = one awesome sander

[ghostofhoward]

Just got a 150/3 and I have to say I am amazed at the fit,feel and performance of it.I had never handled one and if not for so many glowing reviews on this site I would not have bought it because it LOOKS bulky and top heavy.It is actually very lightweight and balanced.It is easy to control on narrow stock too which is important to me as I do a lot of face frame cabinets.It is also pretty aggresive esp for the smaller stroke.Now I have to consider the 150/5 sometime soon  [blink] but first a TS 55 needs to find its way to my door.

 

[Brice Burrell]

Just got a 150/3 and I have to say I am amazed at the fit,feel and performance of it.I had never handled one and if not for so many glowing reviews on this site I would not have bought it because it LOOKS bulky and top heavy.It is actually very lightweight and balanced.It is easy to control on narrow stock too which is important to me as I do a lot of face frame cabinets.It is also pretty aggresive esp for the smaller stroke.Now I have to consider the 150/5 sometime soon  [blink] but first a TS 55 needs to find its way to my door.

What, doesn't everyone have a TS55??.... [poke] [big grin]

 

[Jeff Hein]

Yes, the 150/3 is awesome...  You should look at getting a dust extractor next. I had a ETS 150/3 without a Vacuum for about a year, and after adding the CT26, the ETS150 is even better!

 

[ghostofhoward]

oh I have the CT22.I have been using that for a couple of years now and there is no way I would go back.And yes Brice,don't rub it in  [crying],if I would have been busier over the last few months I would already have that TS 55