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(More customer reviews)After spending the past week sanding the railing of a very large redwood deck (a project I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy!)and using a variety of other big name brand sanders, I am completely sold on this little Skil Sander.I traded off, using a Craftsman Palm Sander, a Porter Cable Profile Sander, and a Black & Decker Belt Sander not wanting to burn out the motor on any of the tools during this quite large job.Belive it or not, none of the other sanders did as well as the Skil.It didn't fail me no matter the difficult angle or tight nooks and crannys.I used almost all of the attachments and all worked extremely well.
When I first purchased this sander my husband rolled his eyes thinking it was a girly tool.By the end of our first day of sanding he was reaching for the Skil as often as I.The velcro did come loose after tearing several of the sanding sheets off, but after a little super glue it worked great.
I would recommend this tool for any project, large or small.
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Product Description:
The SKIL 7300-01 Octo Multi-Finish Sander is a versatile, feature-rich sander that provides the utmost convenience for sanding projects. It comes equipped with eight different attachments, allowing the user to sand in tight corners and hard-to-reach places. The Octo Multi-Finish Sander is a dream tool that is easy to operate, reducing the frustrations that often come with detailed sanding projects.
3-position delta pad allows the user to sand corners with ease.
Versatile attachment pads remove the hassle from hard-to-reach spaces. View larger.
Soft-grip handle provides comfort and added control.
Equipped with 8 detail attachments--finger, slot, convex, flex, outside corner, inside corner, delta extension, and 3-position delta pad to finish contours and hard-to-reach areas.
3-position nose detail maximizes the use of abrasives when sanding corners
Dust-sealed switch extends the life of the tool
Includes 32-pieces of sandpaper
Dust canister helps maintain a clean work area
Soft-grip handles ensure comfort and control
Built-in work light increases visibility in areas with little light
The SKIL 7300-01 Octo Mulit-Finish Sander is a truly innovative sander that adapts to virtually any application. Do-it-yourselfers will appreciate the convenience of sanding with one tool for every project. The Octo is ideal for removing paint, stain, and varnish or sanding woodwork to a fine finish before applying a top coat or sealant.
With its eight versatile attachments, the SKIL Octo is a must have when sanding in hard-to-reach places. The attachments include a slot, finger, convex, flexible, outside corner, inside corner, delta extension, and three-position delta pad. The pads are designed to finish surfaces with varying contours. The three-position delta pad maximizes the use of abrasives when sanding in corners. And switching the attachments is a snap with the tool-less changing feature.
The SKIL Octo is equipped with a dust canister that helps maintain a clean work area, and its dust sealed switch helps ensure extended tool life. The soft grip handle provides comfort and ease of control. And the user-friendly, built-in work light feature increases visibility for dim environments.
SKIL Heritage
SKIL Power Tools is a leader in portable electric power tools and accessories that serves the consumer do-it-yourself and professional construction markets. Founded in 1924 with the invention of the SKILSAW Worm Drive, SKIL now delivers a complete line of power tools designed and engineered to help do-it-yourselfers achieve home project success, while providing professionals durable, cost-conscience tools for the jobsite.
What's in the Box
7300-01 Octo Multi-Finish Sander, eight attachment pads, 32-piece set of sanding abrasives, and canvas carrying bag.
Product Specifications
Amperage: 0.8
No Load OPM: 12,000
Cord Length: 10'
Rating: 120V, 60Hz
Weight: 2.1 lbs
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