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RYOBI PCL406 One+ 18V Random Orbital Sander Review [10,000 OPM]
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2024
- Does the @RYOBITOOLSUSA PCL406 Random Orbital Sander have what it takes to do real work? Powered by the One+ 18-volt battery, the electric motor delivers up to 10,000 OPM (Oscillations Per Minute) to the 5-inch pad. You get a hook & loop (velcro) pad to easily attach and remove sanding discs, with holes for dust extraction built-in. An onboard dust bag catches any particulate while sanding without a dust extractor. Remove the bag and you can easily connect any 1-1/4" or 1-7/8" vacuum hose. You can get this RYOBI PCL406 18V sander from the @HomeDepot for just $59 for the bare tool and it comes with a 3-year warranty.
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Appreciate your time going over a very detailed and easily understandable review of the tool! I've been looking at getting this for some time.
Great demo! Just got mine as a birthday gift and with your demo I tested the sander right away! Also appreciated your recommendation to use other sand discs…thank you!,,
I have all the older blue ryobi and makita sanders still going strong from 10 plus years ago work horses.i loved the older blue tools alot im glad they went lithium it was such a great upgrade to the battery.my older tools still work great but i love the newer lithium tools.
Very informative review. Thanks!
Just bought today. Came free with $99 2 - 4v battery. Grabbed the corner one also for $49. Planning on sanding down painted doors for repaint.
Very cool. I’ve wanted an random orbital sander for a while, but I already bought the Dewalt. Great review.
That DeWalt sander is a great little sander too. If I remember correctly, I don't think the dust bag worked as well, but it definitely performed well. Thanks for watching.
The older version has been an absolute workhorse for me, but I do like the on off switch a lot better on the newer version. Great review, man!
I too have the old version and it don’t quit…I got a corded makita random orbital sander that I love, but when it comes to quick sanding, or wanting to sand something outside of my shop nothing beats that little ryobi. It also does a good job..it use to be my primary sander for a little over a year…I completed tons of builds with it and it’s still going strong…you can’t beat the price especially for how well it works. I’m almost tempted to buy the new one cause I’ve seen them on sale for 59.99 with a ho battery
Would love to see a speed dial and brushless HP version. I'd damn sure go out and buy one then!!! Might seriously consider this one though as all my sanders are corded and that really limits what I can do as a mobile installer. Til I make a decision, my 3M sanding block and sweet beautiful purple sandpaper (also 3M and I absolutely love it) will keep things buttery smooth!!
I just ordered the the battery kit that home depot has. Two 4ah batteries and charger for $100 and the sander comes with it. I'm excited for this. Been finding projects at goodwill that I like to sand and stain. I originally had a sander attachment for my drill and the circle it leaves is really noticeable which is why I jumped on the deal home depot had.
Is it variable speed?
I got the previous P411 version for my parents on sale for $29 and I thought this one would be just a re-packaging of the old one but it definitely looks like small improvements here and there.
For the price, though, the previous one was hard to pass on.
I would have liked it seen compared head to head with the old model to see the performance difference.
5/24: I've had one of these for almost a year now. I used it for sanding exterior vertical surfaces on my house, prior to painting. The sanding function is excellent BUT the on/off switch is absolutely awful. You can even see the demonstrator search for the off switch [8:33] on in this video. You have to really dig your finger straight into the switch. It needs the switches located on opposite sides of unit to make it easier to turn the unit on & off. The dust collection bag works very well in collecting dust, when it stays on the unit, which on vertical surfaces is almost never. The until really needs a speed control.
Was really looking forward to seeing a comparison with the old one. Specially the vibration difference. What is 40%? Thanks for the vid anyway.
I use the sticky sanding pads not hook and loop at work. How well would they stick to this? Or would this not be a good choice of a sander for that type of sand paper?
Thank you for this review, great job!
the first one a workhorse had issues with power switch getting dust in it and it not working till blown out looks like they fixed that issue.
What is the thread pitch for the backing pad?
Got on today for $59 with 2ah high intensity batter at HD online
The Ridgid 5" random orbital sander is a beast...💪
LET'S GO TJ!!!🏁
It’s literally garbage it caught on fire in my hand ……ridgid
I have a new Ridgid 5" sander and the first collection is NON EXISTENT. Called support for Ridgid and told the bag is really just for looks and that I need to hook it up to my dust collection system _ that did not help AT ALL. First and last Ridgid tool for me!
@@AprilAllYear mine works fine..
I can also attach to a vac if needed.. no problems🤷♂️
great sander.
Caan this be used to do minor concrete finishings.
Would this get paint off a metal cabinet?
is that a Rockler or Infinity extraction kit? I have the Infinity and its great.
That's the factory hose on the new Milwaukee M18 FUEL Vacuum (0910-20). Thanks for watching.
Ryobi days
So if I push down with pressure the wheel stops turning, is that correct operation.
Or just let it sand with its own weight?
Yes, if you push down hard, the rotation will stop. The orbits will continue, but it won't spin. This is the correct operation. Random Orbital means that the orbits are geared or forced, and the spinning is Random, or is just a gyro effect from the orbiting. Just apply a little pressure and let the sander do the work. Thanks for watching.
They made made us wait a decade with the noisy, forearm crushing P411 , for this??! Not brushless, not even variable speed.. Shameful Ryobi!
Brushless on a sander makes all the difference in runtime and not burning out motors/brushes. Ryobi should at least have a higher tier brushless model by now.
I broke ranks and went yellow a couple years ago over this , picking up their brushless orbital . It's a dream..
the problem I've found with any Ryobi sander is actually the batteries. the fuel gauge button gets wood dust inside and stops working. I guess it clogs the contacts and fuel gauge stops working. multiple batteries did this to me
Have you tried vacuuming them? I also use the smaller batteries for sanders and the bigger for saw jobs etc. I haven’t had issues since I started cleaning my tools. Even though it sucks every time.
@@charisma-hornum-friesthanks for mentioning the smaller batteries. I got two of them just to switch out when one goes down.
Why have the vacuum cleaner attached when you use paper without holes in it?
The paper actually has tons of little holes in it. Thanks for watching.
Since Ryobi is under the same company as Milwaukee, hopefully this means they are going to release an update to the Milwaukee orbital sander soon. If Milwaukee does release a newer model, it NEEDS to be brushless. I don't see why this Ryobi wasn't.
We agree, would love to see a new Milwaukee version. Thanks for watching.
Same Company but completely different departments, leadrship, R&D pipelines, etc.... They are bascially independent entities despite the same parent. They dont share much so just cause one did something, doesnt meant the other even cares.
that pad looks soft.
For me not having a speed control dial or it being brushless is a deal breaker. Let’s hope Milwaukee releases such a sander to to replace their current one which is bizarrely still brushed too.
Brushless isnt deal breaker for me. In this case. It adds some extra weight to the unit to give it that desired light downward pressure without the need to push down as much yourself
Orbital sanders and sanding discs are designed to be run at a set speed, to get the best effect from the movement of the pad. If you want to take less material off, use finer grit disc.
@@Yosser70then why can you Control the speed with bascially every other Brand?
This version seem to be a little quieter than the previous. However, it seems about the same. Good review. It's not that fantastic to buy this version since I already have the previous.
Looks alot like the milwaukee 🤔
Why didn’t they make it brushless
That would add about $30 to the price.
@@tensazero $30 is nothing. I'd gladly take the increased efficiency and smaller profile for an extra $30.
@@slylockfox85 Problem is not everyone would as it's a Budget brand, so harder to justify the higher price. The Ryobi HP tools are brushless but plenty of people complain about the higher price for them, for example, and start saying things like just go to a pro brand then...
@@ZeoCyberG I don't think a lot of people are aware of the benefits of brushless vs brushed, at least not homeowners. I think tool brands could do a better job of trying to educate the average homeowner about the tradeoffs via in-store displays. If you had asked me about this 8 years ago, I'd probably be in the group of people complaining about brushless being too expensive. But I didn't understand the benefits of brushless at the time. And even then, it's one thing to hear about the benefits of brushless, but when you see it in action compared to brushed, it's hard to go back.
@@slylockfox85 Partly true, but it's also because the difference isn't always enough to convince people the difference in price is worth it if the brushless tool is good enough and will still do the job and last as long as they need it to. While, it becomes a harder sell when the Pro Tool option is only a little bit more in price and people will expect more from the pro tool brand... Not to mention the same reason people shop in places like Minards or Harbor Freight, sometimes they just want a cheap tool because that's all they're willing to spend or that's the limit of their budget right now... So can be the case even when knowing full well the difference that brushless brings...
Based on the summarized review, the RYOBI PCL406 One+ 18V Random Orbital Sander seems to have several positive attributes:
1. Improved design: It boasts a 40% reduction in vibration compared to previous models, enhancing user comfort during operation.
2. Effective dust extraction: The sander features dust extraction capabilities, along with a dust collection pouch, which helps in keeping the work area clean.
3. Powerful performance: With 10,000 OPM, it offers efficient sanding for various tasks.
4. Versatility: It comes with three sanding discs of different grits (80, 120, and 220), allowing users to tackle different projects.
5. Affordability: Priced at $59, it offers good value for money, making it an attractive option for DIY enthusiasts or professionals on a budget.
Overall, if you're looking for a reasonably priced orbital sander with solid performance and features, the RYOBI PCL406 seems like a good choice based on the review. However, it's always recommended to consider your specific needs and preferences before making a purchase.
Not brushless, not variable speed, not much of a sander.
Brushless is sometimes 2x the cost. Why do people on the Internet not understand that most DIYers only use these things a dozen times a year and don't need expensive, super durable stuff?
@@SmoothJK
Agree 100%…$59 for home owner projects. Three year warranty too. I already have a few 2 and 4 AH Ryobi batteries as I’m sure many other Home Depot gang members do.
Really not sure what you're expecting at this price point? You don't get a Ferrari on a Yugo budget.
Talks to much
So boring. Just go to show how to use.