I'm going to get 1 this morning soon as harbor freight opens up . Beats the hand sander for sure. Its On sale now for $109. 00 today is the last day of the sale for the price it will save me alot of time and effort. Thanks for taking the time to make this video brother. God bless you and your family
As of October 9th, this Bauer drywall sander is on sale for $99. Normal price is $160 and it doesn't go on sale super often, so I'm definitely thinking about picking it up this weekend.
@@amiabledave50 I bought it earlier today for $99 during the current Parking Lot sale and I'm not an Inside Track Club member. It's advertised for $99 on the first page of their current ad flyer and is $99 for everyone until the store closes on Sunday. No membership required.
I wonder if this would be good to sand on already painted over orange peel texture and by sanding it, it would give it a knock down texture appearance. ?
I think you needed to be closer to the ceiling. If you run that all day extending it as high as you did, your back is going to kill you tomorrow. Those stilts the drywall guys use might be nice.
I just came across your video - I'm a DIY homeowner, prepping to paint my interior for the first time. I've been looking at the Bauer, but do you use / would you recommend using an electric drywall sander to sand between coats of paint?
Do you know where to buy the carbon brushes for the Bauer? Because I ask at the service center of Harbor freight tools, and they not sell the part replacements. I want to buy this sander, but I don't want to buy something I can't fix later. Actually I use a Wen Sander.
2 suggestions for you, 1) I’ve noticed these HF tools sometimes come with and extra set. A lot of people don’t even know what they are, lol. 2) Ace Hardware, specifically their Hillman Hardware “drawer” section. That area where all the little specialty bits are, there is a drawer with brushes. They are a bit dated as to the listed tools they fit, but as a former employee, I was able to help customers find a close match to get them out of a bind. The carbon portion can be “sanded” to fit if you can find the proper copper end. Just have to do a little engineering !
@@leefottler4744 I know the first of your suggestions, the problem is that we sand all our jobs and per week there are 2 to 3 houses. So the extra couple of carbon brushes would last maybe two months. But your 2nd suggestion is good to know, I didn't know I could sand the carbon brush to fit it. Thanks for your tips.
@@DrakknarJL another thought if you’re going through that many. Is there any filter media over the motor “air holes “ ? If not try taping some on the outside or when you’re in there doing brushes , tuck some in. The thin white stuff sold for air conditioners should work. Same on the outside. In a pinch , on the outside, coffee filters should work ! 😂 Good Luck !
I'm going to get 1 this morning soon as harbor freight opens up . Beats the hand sander for sure. Its On sale now for $109. 00 today is the last day of the sale for the price it will save me alot of time and effort. Thanks for taking the time to make this video brother. God bless you and your family
As of October 9th, this Bauer drywall sander is on sale for $99. Normal price is $160 and it doesn't go on sale super often, so I'm definitely thinking about picking it up this weekend.
Only if you joined their club at $29.99 is the price $99. Add the membership and the cost is $130.00
@@amiabledave50 I bought it earlier today for $99 during the current Parking Lot sale and I'm not an Inside Track Club member. It's advertised for $99 on the first page of their current ad flyer and is $99 for everyone until the store closes on Sunday. No membership required.
THE SANDERS ARE GARBAGE. I REGRET BUYING MINE
@@bakers5boyswhy is it trash?
@@bakers5boysplease give more info to hel us out. What did you dislike about the tool?
That tool is deff a good shoulder work out
I was thinking i could adapt it to a floor scrubber.
I wonder if this would be good to sand on already painted over orange peel texture and by sanding it, it would give it a knock down texture appearance. ?
I'm thinking the same thing
@@elijahgonzales4656 the logic is there, we just need a valiant man to take a risk and buy it, try it, and let us know if it worked.
I give this review a review of 5 stars
I think you needed to be closer to the ceiling. If you run that all day extending it as high as you did, your back is going to kill you tomorrow. Those stilts the drywall guys use might be nice.
It's unclear how it hooks up the vacuum. The provided attachment didn't fit onto my shop vac hose.
Our vacuum just held the hose inside its hose by suction...not great but it worked
Same here, attachment is useless
I just came across your video - I'm a DIY homeowner, prepping to paint my interior for the first time. I've been looking at the Bauer, but do you use / would you recommend using an electric drywall sander to sand between coats of paint?
Itd be great as a first sand. Prepriming but its probably too aggressive for in between. Pole sand that
Thanks for the review.
Bro u need a better mask
That mask literally stops covid
Maybe a little more in depth about handling the tool and any shortcomings.
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How you go about 12 feet ceilings to do your work
Oh you know this guy knows what he’s talking about
You can tell by the way that he is
Which speed do you like? The top speed is too high.
Do you know where to buy the carbon brushes for the Bauer? Because I ask at the service center of Harbor freight tools, and they not sell the part replacements. I want to buy this sander, but I don't want to buy something I can't fix later. Actually I use a Wen Sander.
No. Sorry.
2 suggestions for you, 1) I’ve noticed these HF tools sometimes come with and extra set. A lot of people don’t even know what they are, lol. 2) Ace Hardware, specifically their Hillman Hardware “drawer” section. That area where all the little specialty bits are, there is a drawer with brushes. They are a bit dated as to the listed tools they fit, but as a former employee, I was able to help customers find a close match to get them out of a bind. The carbon portion can be “sanded” to fit if you can find the proper copper end. Just have to do a little engineering !
@@leefottler4744 I know the first of your suggestions, the problem is that we sand all our jobs and per week there are 2 to 3 houses. So the extra couple of carbon brushes would last maybe two months. But your 2nd suggestion is good to know, I didn't know I could sand the carbon brush to fit it. Thanks for your tips.
@@DrakknarJL another thought if you’re going through that many. Is there any filter media over the motor “air holes “ ? If not try taping some on the outside or when you’re in there doing brushes , tuck some in. The thin white stuff sold for air conditioners should work. Same on the outside. In a pinch , on the outside, coffee filters should work ! 😂 Good Luck !
What vacuum did you use
What vaccine attachment do you have
J&J
What kind of adaptor do you use for vacuum hose ?
This product comes with an assortment of attachments that will most likely work with any vac you have.
@@izzyc.6559ours doesn't even fit to our bauer brand shop vac
Please do a video. I’ve got the Bauer drywall sander and the Bauer shop vac and cannot figure this out…
who is this guy anyways?🤣