Makita BO3711

The problem with tools for the home user is that you rarely use them, but you must have them at home if you want to do a job. Therefore inclined to buy B-brands. Unfortunately, they only last a short time, long in years, but short in operating hours. After several cheaper machines (known B-brand, green variant, quickly broken, poor service) opted for this more expensive, but affordable Makita. The only brand I had more tools from, that lasted longer than 3 times hobby use. What a difference! You almost don't want to stop sanding, it went so well. I can't say anything about the lifespan yet, but based on experience with this Japanese and other reviews, I've only put those 5 stars there. Recommended!

Nice device this. Has already put a lot of meters on it due to renovation. The cheaper ones generally have a short lifespan. The dust collector prevents nagging with a vacuum cleaner, although it remains a dusty intention that sanding

Well-handled machine that makes relatively little noise compared to other models. A briefcase could be included (always handy). And a single sanding sheet is too much to skimp.