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The Ryobi DS1200 is a corded detail sander featuring a powerful 0.4 Amp motor and a unique triangular sanding head designed for precision in tight spaces. Weighing only 2.2 pounds and equipped with a rubberized grip and locking switch, it offers superior control and comfort for professional-grade finishing. Comes with 5 adhesive sanding pads to jumpstart your project.
Brand | RYOBI |
Product Dimensions | 9.12"L x 2.81"W x 3.7"H |
Grit Type | Medium |
Voltage | 120 Volts (AC) |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
AC Adapter Current | 4 Amps |
Grit Number | 80 |
UPC | 033287169085 |
Manufacturer | Ryobi |
Part Number | DS1200 |
Item Weight | 2.14 pounds |
Item model number | DS1200 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
M**R
Works great
Works great.
A**R
Best sander ever!
This has got to be the best hand held sander. I was looking for one to use for my crafting. This is the perfect size. It is lightweight, easy to use and not noisy. You can find replacement pads at your local hardware. I would definitely recommend this!!
N**N
Works Well
Does what it’s supposed to! I use it for footwear customization; sanding sneakers and cleats etc for painting. It gets a little warm after a couple minutes and isn’t quiet but it gets the job done! Easy to use in a small space and works well. Wish the cord was a little longer.
F**Y
Worth the money
Awesome tool
M**
Super useful
Excellent product.
J**A
Perfect for what I need
It's the only sander I found small enough to fit where I need and works fine. But I expected 5 sanding pads and only received 1. Which would be fine IF the pads were hook and loop and available, but you can't buy them anywhere. I'm just going to cut out triangles from my peel and stick sanding paper.
B**N
I'm told that the replacement sand paper is expensive
doesn't come with fine grit paper. difficult to change grit sizes
M**H
Not effective. Pads don’t stay in place
Not worth $5. Barely enough vibration to sand effectively and the pads do not stay on the sander. By the way ... additional pads are $$$. I recommend using your hand with a scrap piece of sand paper like they did in the 1800’s !
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