Is It WORTH The MONEY? RYOBI Belt And Disc Sander Unboxing!
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2024
- Title: "RYOBI Belt and Disc Bench Sander Review - Pros and Cons Revealed!"
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🔍 Considering the RYOBI 4 x 36 Belt and Disc Bench Sander? Watch our in-depth review to uncover the pros and cons of this power tool before making your purchase decision!
✅ Pros:
1. *Sturdy Design:* The sander's good weight ensures stability on the bench, preventing any unwanted shifts during operation.
2. *Safety First:* We appreciate the safety key integrated into the on/off switch, providing an extra layer of protection during use.
3. *Budget-Friendly:* With a reasonable price point, this sander offers great value for your money.
4. *Well-Packaged:* The product arrived securely packaged, minimizing the risk of damage during transit.
5. *Effective Sanding:* Both the disc and belt perform well, delivering satisfying results when used with the right pressure.
🚫 Cons:
1. *Table Troubles:* Setting the disc sander table at precise angles (0 to 45 degrees) can be challenging, requiring extra effort to achieve the desired adjustments.
2. *Limited Belts and Discs:* Disappointingly, only one belt and disc are provided with no replacements included, potentially requiring additional purchases.
3. *Unclear Directions:* The instructional manual lacks clarity, making it difficult to understand certain aspects without the aid of graphics.
4. *Factory Flaws:* Some users reported paint damage straight from the factory, a cosmetic issue that might affect the overall aesthetic.
5. *Single Speed:* The lack of variable speed settings may limit the versatility of the sander for certain projects.
6. *Belt Adjustment Difficulty:* Raising the belt to 90 degrees and locking it in place can be cumbersome, affecting the ease of use for specific applications.
🔧 Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or a DIY enthusiast, our review provides valuable insights into the RYOBI Belt and Disc Bench Sander. Don't forget to hit subscribe for more tool reviews and tips for your workshop projects! 👷♂️🛠️ #ToolReview #RYOBISander #Woodworking #DIYProjects
What We Are Unboxing 0:00
Quick Description Of The Sander 0:06
The Unboxing 0:56
Assembly Of The Sander 1:53
Testing The Sander 11:00
Pros And Cons 13:34
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Thanks for stopping by and checking out the video! A cool new tool added to the shop to work on bases for my model kits. What tool or tools are you looking to add to your shop?
A good and thorough review. Not a bad tool, but it sounds like there are a lot of things that could honestly be improved. Thank you!
Definitely can use some redesign to make it a better tool :) thanks for stopping by and checking out the video.
The sanding disc turns counterclockwise. I sand against the left side of the disc where the work piece is pushed down against the table rather than up and the dust is drawn down into where the vacuum is drawing air from the bottom left of the disk. Also, i tend to use the miter guage the other way. As for squaring up the table, use a square or other angle setting device. It's not a precision tool, but it removes material and it's very handy within it's range of applicability.
Being wanting 1 of these, not only for my hobby but also for jobs around the house, ok back to watching 👀Cheers 🍻🍻🇦🇺🤝🇺🇲👍
If you are going to get one for serious work I would look at something better than Ryobi :)
Understand thanks Kenny Cheers @@HobbyLinkInternational 🍺🍻
I have one of these. Very useful tool.
It will definitely serve my hobby purposes. But still on the lookout for a simular Rigid tool.
Wow that looks amazing
Thanks :)
Great review! This is what I needed, thanks for your time making this video.
Thank you very much 😊
I'm a big Ridgid fan as well, I know some of their zero options are less than perfect, but some of these designs could definitely be improved. And the instructions booklet sounds like an afterthought, wow! Hope it at least gets the job done for you Kenny 👍🏻
Thanks brother! So far so good for hobby needs. As an everyday workhorse I wouldn't use it
Thankyou! I wanted to put a slightly higher grit belt on it and could not figure it out using the instructions!
I am glad the video was helpful. Thank you for stopping by and checking out the video.
Ryobi is my preferred tool company. Great review. Do more of these if you can. Also it’s pronounced Ree-Obi not Rye Obi.
Rigid is definitely mine because they last forever. If I get more new tools I will do more. By the way here is an official RYEobi commercial ;) lol
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@@HobbyLinkInternational lol.. This is the official Ryobi channel.
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@DarksouIjah lol guess it can be said either way. Like many other words. They can't even make up their mind on their official channel and their commercials.
@@HobbyLinkInternational lol Fair point. We can consider this a draw.
@@DarksouIjah next up Tamiya vs Tamiya haha
Actually you can get a perfect zero setting up the disc sanding table. Check with mini speed square against sanding disc… that way 45 degrees will automatically be accurate too
thank you!
Good video, but I wouldn't buy it from Ryobi. These are basically all made in the same factory in China and rebranded. Get the cheapest one and it won't be any different.
Thanks for stopping by. Ryobi definitely isn't my first or second choice. The unit I bought is really only good for the small hobby related items I will be doing. Any serious woodworking would need a much better machine than this one.
The zero mark on the disc table is zero degrees in relation to the sanding disc not a level indicator. So again, use square to touch table and disc simultaneously to achieve perfect zero. I only beat this dead horse because you keep commenting about how inaccurate it is and how displeased you are. Happy sanding
Thanks for the info as you see I am a noob at it and not using it for anything professional just sanding down small things for model bases.
look generic, oem to me.
Very generic and not powerful at all. Barely push on the belt and it slows down :( But good enough for my hobby use. Thank you for stopping by and commenting really appreciate it.