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If I could only have a single finer finish sander, one as you say that's not to take much material off, it would absolutely be the ETS EC 150/3. I have almost every model Festool corded sander and the ETS EC's are just superb. Best I've ever had the pleasure to use.
 
Biggest decision is the size of the orbit. You have your choice of 2mm, 3mm, and 5mm. Bigger orbit means faster removal, smaller means nicer finish (although all will give you nice finish).

Then you need to decide 125mm vs 150mm. I picked 125mm based on I could getting slightly closer into an inside corner. Bad decision. Don't think that ever helped me out that way, but bigger pad will sand faster with fewer paper changes. Get the 150mm.

I tend to agree with the above recommendation from luvmytoolz.
 
Supposedly the new gen Milwaukees are an improvement. Had the older m18 and it was just okay. Have the ETS EC 125 now and it's light years ahead as far as both dust collection and comfort go, but it's corded. Bonus with that one is I can put a 150 pad on it. Had I known more ahead of time, though, I probably would have just started with a 150 option as recommended above.
 
While I own all of the Festool sanders, the ET SC is my most used. I'm currently prepping quarter sawn oak blanks before routing profiles. I have the 205316 Edge Sanding Guide attached to remove any burn marks from ripping the pieces. The ETS EC sanders are my most used sanders.
 
It's always been my opinion that for the incremental cost of the 150mm media over the 125mm, that the overall value and longevity is far superior and provides the best return on investment.

Aside from being a 44% increase of size, in turn increasing the sanding coverage and reducing the time taken which also reduces the heating effect, the discs will last far longer as they won't load up/wear anywhere near as quickly.
 
Since you talked jointer/planer it sounds like you're working with solid wood more than plywood. I recommend the ETS/EC 150/5:

1) You're not going to want both 125mm and 150mm pads, even if just due to the cost of stocking paper in both sizes.
2) The smaller 3mm orbit will scratch less cross-grain, but it'll also take longer to sand.
3) With any orbit sander you'll want the final sanding pass to be inline with the grain anyway.

I have the 150/5, do mostly furniture, and don't wish I had a smaller pad or smaller orbit.
 
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While I own all of the Festool sanders, the ET SC is my most used. I'm currently prepping quarter sawn oak blanks before routing profiles. I have the 205316 Edge Sanding Guide attached to remove any burn marks from ripping the pieces. The ETS EC sanders are my most used sanders.
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Am I understanding correctly? You're using the Edge Sanding Guide with an ETS EC 150? I didn't think they were compatible.
 
Steve1 said:
If you have a vacuum hose attached, I don't see the benefit of going cordless.

And I would never sand without the vacuum attached.
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Couldn't agree more, and the ETS EC's have no built in fan so must be connected to a DC anyway.
 
It ultimately depends on the types of work you will be doing (lots of large surfaces vs. narrow pieces for furniture, plywood vs. hardwood, etc.), but overall the ETS-EC 150/5 is my pick as the best general sander. If you're concerned about finish quality relative to the 3mm, I find that you only start to notice the difference above 400 grit. Even at that range it's not like the 5mm won't deliver a decent finish, it's just that the 3mm will be guaranteed to do so consistently. Below 400 grit the results are indistinguishable between the two, and therefore the considerably faster removal rate of the 5mm sander makes a huge difference. How much faster? About 70%, based upon a speed/removal test I did of many of the Festool sanders a few year ago.
 
onocoffee said:
Am I understanding correctly? You're using the Edge Sanding Guide with an ETS EC 150? I didn't think they were compatible.
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ETSC was the old ergo battery sander, compatible with the ETS line of stuff. Was 576370, although I think they discontinued it a couple months before the ETSC 2.
 
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