Thread: Home Demonstration of Sanders

Hi Tony,

I would suggest going the 150/3 and eventually complimenting it with the Rotex 150 that has a 5mm stoke. Then you have all bases covered

The Rotex is a bit of an all rounder


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Depending on what you do in the way of sanding, don't discount the DTS 400... I bought one on a whim a while back, and for small pieces and detail work, that thing is really sweet.

If you don't do small/corner/detailed work, then obviously may not suit you.

Originally Posted by Midnight Man

Depending on what you do in the way of sanding, don't discount the DTS 400... I bought one on a whim a while back, and for small pieces and detail work, that thing is really sweet.

If you don't do small/corner/detailed work, then obviously may not suit you.

Totally agree. Addition of the DTS400 makes the perfect trio and the setup I use

Thanks everyone that is great advice

Originally Posted by Damienol

Totally agree. Addition of the DTS400 makes the perfect trio and the setup I use

Out of curiosity, which are your other two please? I'm running the DTS 400, and the ETS EC 150/3 - they're awesome, but sometimes I find I need to get rid of more material than the 150/3 wants to do quickly (it'll do it, but takes too long)...

Originally Posted by Midnight Man

Out of curiosity, which are your other two please? I'm running the DTS 400, and the ETS EC 150/3 - they're awesome, but sometimes I find I need to get rid of more material than the 150/3 wants to do quickly (it'll do it, but takes too long)...

MM, have a look at the RO150 for more aggressive stock removal, in rotex mode it's brilliant. I use the RO150 and RO90 for removing finishes, grinding marks from sculpting wood with the RAS then my finish sanders for fine finishing.