
DeWalt DW433 Belt Sander 240v
Value For Money
DeWalt DW433 Belt Sander 240v

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Value For Money
Overheats, But Does The Job
Bought this last week for some wood staining projects I'm working on. It was easy to set up and to start using. I find the controls to be simple, and the action was sufficient. However, I noticed the motor tends to overheat and get a little clunky. I don't want to return it per se, but I don't think I'd recommend it.
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Burned Out First Day! Dust Extraction Awful.
Clunky motor noise and gritty motion should have alerted me to this disaster area. I'd also spent some time sourcing the attachment to connect it to a vacuum (DE4050) which DeWalt office had told was available, only to find that it has been discontinued - I suspect due to the fact that it didn't work: plenty of info on this on the web, if only I'd checked before purchase.
So I've been struggling today holding the sander and a vacuum nozzle. Material is removed pretty well but only for 10-15 minutes at a time as the machine gets so hot. Finally, after I guess about 2 hours total run-time, it has given up.
VERY annoying.
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If It Wasn't For The Lack Of A Kitbox I Would Have
If it wasn't for the lack of a kitbox I would have given the actual DeWalt DW433 Belt Sander a rating of 9. Form and function are superb. When I ordered this sander (from www.dmtools.co.uk - recommended) it came bundled with a good quality sanding frame (for sanding large areas flat) and an inversion table to convert the sander into a bench mounted, vertical belt sander, both of which, attach quickly and easily. The inversion table is brilliant and I have used it with Norton zirconium belts to finish some stainless steel items flawlessly and square. The sander itself has also been a noteable pleasure to use, on all of my carpentry projects, giving great results. Dust extraction is good although the collection bag is a little too small for anything other than a 10 minute job, but, at least it doesn't get in the way to much when it is attached.
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