5-inch air palm random orbital sander, dual-action pneumatic polisher speed adjustable grinding sanding with 5-inch pad, random orbit air sanders

This orbital sander is amazingly good for the price. I have a 3M sander that I normally use, but I lent it out and wanted to sand on my old VW. I bought this thinking it would probably die as I paid $30 for it. This worked much better than I thought it would. You can really apply pressure and it keeps going. I got my 3M back but I thought it would be fun to finish this project with the much cheaper sander. I have been using it for at least a year now and it still works perfect.Some advice for people that don’t have much experience with these:Use an oiler in your air line. If you don’t have an oiler, every couple of compressor cycles pour some oil down the air intake. A lot of oil. Run it for a second and start sanding.When you first get it out of the box and install an air fitting, depress the trigger and fill it with oil. If it won’t spin when you first try it, spin the disc by hand with the trigger depressed. It will fire right up if it has been oiled well. Repeat the oiling a couple times to make sure that it is lubricated.I can’t recommend an oiler enough, especially if you run other air tools with that air line.