Variable speed adjustment can change the speed from 600 to 1500 RPM.
A 5-amp motor that is mounted to the head of the sanding disk gives it the most torque.
When you use the 15-foot dust hose and the automatic dust removal system, you don’t have to clean up as much.
It comes with 9-inch sanding discs in 60, 80, 120, 150, 180, and 240 grits, as well as 11-1/4 inch triangle sanding paper.
In the past, when you had a lot of choices for your sander, you might have thought about what to buy. There are two heads better than one with the WEN variable speed dual-head drywall sander because it has a variable speed setting. When the WEN drywall sander comes across a surface, it moves its head in all directions so that it’s level with that surface. Choose which head you want to use based on the task at hand. Both heads can be removed and put back on without the help of any other tools. Slide the release latch back, choose the correct pad shape, and start sanding. 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. Hook and loop sandpaper disks (60, 80, 120, 150, 180, and 240 grit) and hook and loop triangular sandpaper are also included in this package. A flexible dust vacuum hose that can be stretched up to 15 feet is also included. Because it’s made by WEN. Service technicians across the country and a customer service line that’s always ready to help. Remember when you were able to reach things that were impossible. remember WEN, too.
The product isn’t very durable or strong. Use: I used it on the popcorn ceiling. It can sand through the entire layer of popcorn ceiling, but I would try to soak the thick part first, then manually scrape it, and then use the machine to sand the rest. This way, you can save time. To protect it from the wear and tear of sanding, it is a little heavy, but there is no way to make it not be.
I don’t like the suction. I used a brand new 6.5hp Ridgid vacuum, but it didn’t have enough suction to get all of the dust it made out of the ground.
How to get around it is shown in the pictures I’ve added. A Stainless-Steel Hose Clamp (or zip ties if you don’t have the right size) was used to connect the vacuum line to the “handle bar” to the head. A lot of energy was lost through the hollow handle bar because the joints didn’t work well. So drilling more holes in the head or sandpaper won’t help much. Also, the suction in the head is made around the pad of sandpaper, which is better.
Suction was a lot better and now the work area is cleaner after the change was made.
