Makita DBO180Z 18V Li-Ion LXT Sander - Batteries and Charger Not Included

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The Makita DBO180 cordless 125mm random orbit sander has a short height and low centre of gravity, meaning it has great manoeuvrability. Sanding Stroke per Minute: 14000/19000/22000 spm Paper Fastening: Hook and Loop Pad size: 123mm Paper size: 125mm Vibration: Sanding – 2. It features a lightweight, compact design with a short height and a lower centre of gravity for better manoeuvrability. Featuring a compact design with short height and lower centre of gravity for better manoeuvrability. BODY ONLY DBO180Z Makita Sander, this Makita Random Orbit Sander was the first cordless sander introduced to the Makita Power Tools range, simple to operate using the electronic push button switch with 3 speed settings.

Pad control system for controlled pad speed upon start up and pad brake engineered for reduced spin-free and improved overall finish. The Makita DBO180 125mm Random Orbital Sander is simple to operate via the electronic push button switch with pre-selectable 3-speed settings.Variable Speed Control: The variable speed control feature enables you to adjust the sanding speed according to the material and desired finish, giving you complete control over the sanding process. Pressing the start/speed button once starts the tool in high-speed mode and each subsequent press changes the speed to middle-speed, low-speed, and back to high-speed in a cycle.

Credit subject to status, UK residents only, Axminster Tool Centre Ltd trading as Axminster Tools acts as a broker and offers finance from a restricted range of finance providers, PayPal Credit is a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH. Whether that’s because the bag works well or perhaps the machine extraction isn’t so good was hard to tell, but given that using an extractor renders the sander not quite so cordless, good dust bag performance is a definite plus.

I expected there to be much more dust in the air and around the tool when using the bag but it was actually not substantially different when attached to an extractor.