Variable speed adjustment can change the speed from 600 to 1500 RPM.
The hook-and-loop base pad makes it easier than ever to change sandpaper.
A 5-amp motor that is mounted to the head of the sanding disk gives it the most torque.
The automatic dust removal system and the 15-foot dust hose help make Clean-up easier and less messy.
Sanding discs that can be hooked and looped together come in 60, 80, 120, 150, 180, 240, and 300 grits. They measure 9 inches long.
Remember when you could sand those places that were hard to reach?
In places no other sander has gone before, the WEN variable speed drywall sander can go with ease.
When the WEN drywall sander moves its 8.5-inch head in any direction, it automatically moves to be level with any surface that comes its way.
600 to 1500 RPM is a good speed range for most projects.
The hook and loop base Pad makes it easy to change sandpaper, and the foldable design makes it easy to store and move.
The 9-pound body can be bent to reach distances of up to five feet.
In addition, this package comes with six pieces of hook and loop sandpaper disks in different grits and a 15-foot dust vacuum hose that can be used to get rid of dust.
As a WEN product, you get a two-year warranty, skilled service technicians across the country, and friendly customer service.
Remember when you were able to reach things that were impossible?
remember WEN.
The media couldn’t be loaded because it was too big to move.
I’ve used the Porter Cable sander for other renovations, but this Wen does the same thing.
Getting a clean finish is mostly about how you do things.
Even if you let it chatter, it’s easy to change the pressure, direction of travel, tool orientation or arm movement to make it stop. The same is true for the Porter Cable, which is also easy to stop if you want to.
Take everything I say with a grain of salt because I’ve only sanded about 2000 square feet with either brand together.
My mistake with the rental was that I sanded too much when I washed it.
As long as you have a prefilter on your vacuum, there will be almost no dust.
didn’t bother to cover up what you see in the video.
In this case, there is no dust on nearby surfaces.
Just let the pad breathe a few times a day so you don’t get stuck and lose suction.
If you start to hear your vacuum motor start to stress and your CFMs start to drop every 10-15 minutes, you should brush off your filter sock.
We got specific feedback.
I haven’t had any issues with the build.
I like that the pad has a nice size, and there is no sandpaper with it.
You might need a hose adapter, but I just taped together something I had on hand to make one.
I usually don’t like to use tape.
A few general tips:
Before you start sanding, scrape off any high spots. Be careful not to gouge, or you’ll have to mud more.
Center the sandpaper as best you can. This is very important.
Do not overheat your vacuum cleaner.
If you have to, you can use the breather on Wen to cut down on the suction. This is best done where your hose diameters change.
Use a bright flashlight that is parallel to the surface to quickly check for flaws.
If you float a seam that isn’t recessed, bumps are fine and expected.
-Don’t sand your new or unfinished drywall too much, or the paper will start to pill, feather, and so on.
To keep your CFMs high, you should let the pad and the hoses breathe from time to time. This will help clear any buildup and keep your CFMs high.
You have to learn how not to sand too much or too little if you’re not used to this.
Have faith, you’ll do great.
If you don’t already have a filter sock, use one.
Projector: Epson 5040ub is used to project on the painted wall. 150″
Was once a fireplace.
This room will one day have both a ceiling mounted screen and a new fireplace.
Only for now.
Video was not meant to be a review.
