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    Default advice for a sander & polisher

    I am looking at building a pair of speakers and finishing with a black satin painted front and a wood veneered sides on mdf and seeking some advice on what sort of sander to get. My thoughts are to get a sander that can do both the preparatory rough to fine sanding and finish of polishing the finished painted and varnished surface.

    But there are a myriad of sanders out there!

    Just looking at the Makitas there are
    Makita 125mm Random Orbital Sander. #BO5021KX1
    which seems a good choice but also

    Makita Finishing Sander. #BO3700SP

    and also
    Makita 180mm (7 ) Sander - Polisher. #9207SPB
    which also seems really good.

    Not hung up on any brand just using these links/pics as demos of the very different types that are available.

    Any recommendations to type of sander/polisher would be greatly appreciated!

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    I have just gone down this track myself and settled on the ROS BO5021KX1. I'm like others very happy with it and surprised how nice it sands. I found Trade Tools Direct the best price in the end.

    SB
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