[NEW] Unboxing and Demo of the Milwaukee 2832-20 M18 FUEL 3" x 18" Cordless Belt Sander

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Designed for the professional carpenter, remodeler, and general contractor; the Milwaukee M18 FUEL 3 x 18 Belt Sander is optimized for power, portability, and productivity on the jobsite. The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 3 x 18 Belt Sander generates the power and torque of an 8A corded belt sander, delivers faster material removal, and collects over 80% of dusts generated. The POWERSTATE Brushless Motor and REDLINK PLUS intelligence delivers best-in-class belt speed at 1350 SFM with less bog down under load for more aggressive material removal and ensures protection from overload, overheating, and over discharge. The M18 REDLITHIUM High Output HO6.0 battery (not included) provides all-day run-time and unprecedented power to tackle the toughest applications found on the jobsite. The variable speed dial offers adjustment from 1350SFM to 750SFM for increased control in a wider variety of materials. The dust collection system paired with our durable dust bag or universal hose adapter reduces clean up time through a cleaner work environment. The tool-free, adjustable pommel allows for flush sanding against the front of the sander and offers a more compact size for storage. This battery-powered belt sander also features automatic belt tracking, a tool-free belt tracking knob, dual-LED lights, a tool-free belt change lever, and a lock on button.

[@jakemehoff9930]

I think you should stain the wood before to see how well it works

[@Paul-044]

I'm sure you can buy a Milwaukee battery and charger separately. It's not just made for people who already own Milwaukee's tools. Anyone can buy these products just gotta buy battery and charger

[@toolnut]

Yes can buy the battery and charger separately on our site OR there are also starter kits (battery/charger combo) available to save a few bucks

[@robdiv5848]

Run time a joke less than 9m with a 12amp battery needs a AC adaptor like Hikoki/Metabo HBT has.....just buy theirs

[@THANATOSIXU]

By the looks of the bottom, a 4x18 belt would also work on there? Or am I mistaken?

[@toolnut]

It will not. Roller’s are 3”, belt width should always match roller width

[@Jeff-fs3rn]

Odd that the plate is wider than the rollers. Have never seen a sander made that way.

[@chrissetter]

My Makitas’s plate is wider than the rollers too. It’s to give the belt some slack if it tracks to the left or right.

[@brettmarriott1765]

How long will 5 amp battery last ?

[@toolnut]

Honestly not sure, a lot of manufacturers won't list runtimes on certain tools because of too many variables. In this case, the biggest would be how much pressure the user puts on the tool. Belt grit and the hardness of the material would also play be factors. Milwaukee did however list this in the description-The M18 REDLITHIUM High Output HO6.0 battery (not included) provides all-day run-time and unprecedented power to tackle the toughest applications found on the job site.

[@juang.aristizabal2582]

Just 3 to 5 min at 4 speed... I am gooing to return it does not work for me

[@kyles_wrld3675]

@@juang.aristizabal2582 ya for this tool you need to have a lot of big batteries like the 12.0

[@DavidLawless-jq3do]

@@juang.aristizabal2582 I got 5-7 minutes from 5A battery with brand new sander and 2 batteries. Talked to Milwaukee rep today and he said that's not right... and they're coming up with a ''solution''. We'll see or I'm going back to corded.

[@DavidLawless-jq3do]

Less than a 5 min bathroom break.

[@amac4170]

Any high drain battery powered tool without an AC adapter is a fail