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1. Retire los tornillos.
2. Alinea el mango con el Firmware.
3. La llave Allen pasa a través del mango D para apretar el tornillo.
Datos técnicos:
- Voltaje: 110 V ~ 60 Hz
- Potencia: 1050 W
- Velocidad de rotación: 600-2600 r/min
- Tamaño de la almohadilla de lijado: 215 mm
- Tamaño del papel de lijar: 225 mm
- Longitud: 110-165 cm
Contenido del paquete:
- Lijadora de paneles de yeso de 1050 W
- 12 papel de lija (80/100/120/150/180/240 x 2)
- Manguera de polvo y bolsa de polvo
- Bolsa de transporte
- 2 llaves Allen y un destornillador
- Guantes de trabajo
- 2 cepillos de carbono
- Manual de usuario
WJohn
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de julio de 2024
It came in yesterday and I was anxious to try it. As usual with Chinese junk you have to look at pictures or watch videos to see how something is assembled. So, between the skimpy directions, pictures and videos I did get most of it together to the point of functionality, otherwise I just used electric tape, a near cure all for connecting most things.Having taped and mudded up four long seams and cross seams in my new living room for my large addition, I tried it out. First I just climbed up on a ladder and reached out with it and it did a pretty good job. One bad thing is that if you get the grinding pad on the drywall it will start eating paper off. I suppose I'll have to feather out the edges by hand to avoid that.After doing a couple feet of a seam, I decided to try it from the standing position on the floor and actually it was not too bad, seemed to be less strain holding it straight up. I did another couple feet and then the suction hose at the vacuum motor built onto the head came loose and started spewing copious amounts of dust. Bummer. So, I quit for the day, have a family gathering this afternoon to further celebrate the 4th. I just wanted to give it a quick try to see if it works.No doubt, it should really be great for wall seams. I'll fix the loose hose tomorrow or MOnday and get down to serious work with it. I also believe that I will end up connecting it to my shop vac.I figure it this way, it doesn't cost much more than an orbital sander which we know works, just lots of dust to deal with and this thing wasn't very dusty till the hose came loose. Plus you can reach the ceiling with it and it definitely beats hand sanding.If you go slow enough it also seems to do an adequate job of sanding with just one pass. It came with several size of grit sand paper, I was using the 120.I'm optimistic that it was worth the money. If I end up being wrong I'll come back and revise my comment.Update several days later. The thing really works very well. I stand and keep up pressure with on arm and guide with the other. I just used the bag that came with it and didn't connect to my shop vac.A tip, when you're done with a certain segment barely lower the head from the ceiling and give it a change to suck up more dust.I'm happy with it and can't wait to try it on walls.
Eric Jean
Comentado en Canadá el 27 de mayo de 2024
Avec cette outil j’ai réussi à faire un travail parfait et de manière très rapide…je ne m’en passerai plus
J
Comentado en Canadá el 31 de enero de 2024
The sander is too heavy and doesn’t work efficiently on popcorn ceiling. I ended up going back to my scraper.
Spiritgide
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de agosto de 2023
Update- my ceiling sanding is done, using this sander and a stand device I built to hold it for overhead work. The old ceilings had pull-textured plaster, which leaves blades of plaster hanging down 1/2 inch or more, and of course, had been painted. Looked like the bat-cave.The objective was to sand it down to the point of looking like a knock-down texture, which would have elevation differences of about 1/8".The lift stand was built with an office chair rolling base, a piece of conduit, and some PVC pipe, lifted with a pneumatic cylinder so as to have an adjustable weight effect for the operator. We set it at about zero when in contact with the ceiling so that a little lift up or down by hand would engage or disengage work.A similar and simpler approach could be done with springs instead of pneumatics.Both tool and lift worked very well. One man sanded a thousand square feet of ceiling- in three hours. I had expected this to take more like 10-12 hours, be very tiring and very dirty work.We didn't rely on the built-in vacuum alone, we attached a strong shop vac, and to my surprise, the work went very cleanly, so the internal dust collection worked well. No tool problems, did not wear paper down fast, worked right up to wall edges- left only small arcs in inside corners as the only place hand work was required.Overall, this was an excellent tool investment, even if I never use it again. It is the only such tool I've ever owned, and even though I've been a professional homebuilder, this is something new. I can't say how this brand compares to others; I can say- zero complaints. Marvelous tool.My earlier review-This machine is pretty well described. I'm renovating a house that had to have several layers of wall paper removed and we will have to skim coat the walls to restore the drywall surface. It also has a old fashioned coarse texture on the ceilings, which we want to sand down to create a more modern knock-down look.Wall sanding goes well. Definitely need to attach a separate vac system for dust control. One issue here is the the provided adapters would not work with a Dewalt Shop-vac, I fabricated one form PVC fittings.Sanding the ceiling is much different, because you are holding the full weight right over your head. Rapidly wears you down and I have an entire house to sand that way. So- I'm constructing a device to help. Using a swivel chair base, some EMT pipe and PVC tube with a balancing lift system, I should be able to roll the machine across the floor and control the contact pressure with a very low manual force. That's not in operation yet, I will try to post a review later of how well it works and how effective the sander is when used with it. This need would seem to be true of all the wall sanders, with the exception of one I found whose design is far superior to the normal type, with a price that is also far superior.Given the low cost and the way the machine works, I think I picked the best one available on Amazon for my purposes.
Robert W.
Comentado en Canadá el 21 de enero de 2023
WOW! I had been battling for weeks doing the sanding on my kitchen reno including ceiling. I'd manually sand for 30 mins, make a big mess, then give up for a few days. With this electric sander, I finished the entire job in 30 mins - with virtually no mess! Awesome. Highly recommend.
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