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Sander/vac, 1-1/4-inch, 2-1/4-inch, and 2-1/2-inch vacuum hose adapters, and 20-feet of suction hose.
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49 of 49 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
READ THE DIRECTIONS!,
By Mitchell Moschetti "mrm" (asheville, nc) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Magna MT800 Sand & Kleen Hand Sander System (Tools & Home Improvement)
After going thru the above reviews, it's obvious way too many guys are not reading the directions! there is a valve to reduce suction so that the sander head isn't stuck to the wall and solutions for other problems, too. is it the world's greatest heavy duty drywall sander for production use? no. but is it almost perfect for the homeowner or tradesman who only has to hang and finish drywall once in a while and often needs to keep the mess to a minimum in the process? YES. yeah, it whistles- big deal, get some earplugs. my shopvac is so loud i'm usually wearing them anyway. probably the best part is that it allows you go more than five minutes without the vac filter clogging AND you're dumping thin sludge instead of a huge cloud of dust at cleanup time.
36 of 37 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
OK for small remodel jobs,
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This review is from: Magna MT800 Sand & Kleen Hand Sander System (Tools & Home Improvement)
I bought this for a small remodel in my house. I wanted to avoid always putting up plastic walls. This unit is pretty good at picking up 95% of the dust from sanding the sheetrock joints and it keeps the dust from clogging the filters in my shop vac. Now the negatives: The small diameter corrugated tube creates a high pitch squeal--you definately need to wear hearing protection when using this. Also, the sanding block "sticks" to the sheet rock because of the vacuum created by the holes on the flat surface--making sanding more labor intensive (I solved this by buying a sanding block (at my local hardware store) that could also be attached to a vacuum hose that had grooves running to the edge. I would recommend this for small remodel jobs only. I would not use it for a job involving more than 10 sheets of rock--too time consuming.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
I Can't Complain...,
By Brize Books (Niles, OH United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Magna MT800 Sand & Kleen Hand Sander System (Tools & Home Improvement)
I just spent half a day sanding drywall with this thing, and I have to say, it delivered as promised. I understand what others are saying, it doesn't look like you're getting much for your half a C-note, but what are the alternatives? The hose looks cheap, but it is very flexible and sprung back when I invariably stepped on it. It's kind of noisy, but I'd rather wear ear muffs than get covered in dust all day. And I'm sure it must be better for your shop vac than sucking dust directly all day.
If I were a professional mudder, I'm sure I would go for the three- or four hundred dollar set up, but for the once-in a whiler, this is about right. The bottom line is I got more done in less time (spent less time choking on dust) and clean up was about 10 percent of what it is when the dust is allowed to run free. You still have to supply the muscle, but at least you're less disgusted when your done (though still tired).
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