weekendwarrior
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Greetings! First post here. Hope to get some friendly advice!
I've been reading a lot lately while I gain the courage to throw down for a sander and dust extractor. I build small wood projects and repair the home on weekends when I have the time. I need something to help me prep and finish projects better without making a mess with sandpaper. I frequently will wait to sand until I can go outside, and the timing doesn't always work out with my weekend limitations.
I do not do a lot of panel work, so I was thinking the RO 90DX may be the best choice for me as a "first sander." I don't see a lot of reviews on the RO 90DX so that is a concern. Otherwise, I'm not sure if I should just go a bit bigger with the RO 125.
For the dust extractor side of the purchase, I was thinking to just get a CT48 simply for economy of size and less frequent bagging. I'm not too concerned about size.
I was looking at the Ultimate Dust Deputy to add to the dust extractor to save on bags and filters. If I were to take the UDD approach would it make sense to save some money and get the CT26?
I'd appreciate any opinions. Thanks!
Steve
I've been reading a lot lately while I gain the courage to throw down for a sander and dust extractor. I build small wood projects and repair the home on weekends when I have the time. I need something to help me prep and finish projects better without making a mess with sandpaper. I frequently will wait to sand until I can go outside, and the timing doesn't always work out with my weekend limitations.
I do not do a lot of panel work, so I was thinking the RO 90DX may be the best choice for me as a "first sander." I don't see a lot of reviews on the RO 90DX so that is a concern. Otherwise, I'm not sure if I should just go a bit bigger with the RO 125.
For the dust extractor side of the purchase, I was thinking to just get a CT48 simply for economy of size and less frequent bagging. I'm not too concerned about size.
I was looking at the Ultimate Dust Deputy to add to the dust extractor to save on bags and filters. If I were to take the UDD approach would it make sense to save some money and get the CT26?
I'd appreciate any opinions. Thanks!
Steve