Hyde 09977 Radial Sander

Love this thing, easy to use and has held up so far after a couple jobs. Way better than the stupid rectangle pole sanders!

This made skimming my walls so much easier that the traditional rectangle swivel head sander . Was easy to use sanded evenly great product . Works very well . Is the size of a freebie . The weight was a little heavier than traditional sanding head but not by much .

I used it to sand drywall seams when finishing a room. It worked great. I just used it to take off the high spots in my handyman mudding job . You don't need stilts to get to the ceiling. I liked that you can cover a lot of area standing in one place. I just screwed to on a broom handle and went to town.

The handle loosen around the stick. I use my Wooster Sherlock paintstick with it and it attaches well. I was tired of hand sanding and this made the process go much faster. It does sand well and leaves the walls smoother for the final paint application. I sand with this, wipe excess dust off walls then apply primer. Wait for the walls to dry then sand with this, wipe off excess dust then final color.

This radial sander is made well and comes with one sanding sheet attached. The sanding sheet has a medium grit which allowed me to begin my wall sanding project immediately. You will need a threaded pole to attach to this product. It is larger than my existing wall sander so it enhances my ability to move faster. It is not dust free so you still have to remove the dust from your walls. It was a sturdy product for a reasonable price.

Use this all the time works great

I saw one of these on a YouTube channel and knew I had to have one immediately since I had a big drywall project coming up. Sanding is generally never pleasant but given that it's the part I hate the worst, doing the sanding this time almost seemed pleasurable. First, it basically cut my time by about 90%, saved my eyes and back, and it gave me a superior sanding to anything I've done in the past. It's wide enough that it is hard to hit an area too hard, but the weight of it adds just enough that you don't have to push either. Just run it over your wall and you have a highly professional job.One additional thing is that where I used to only hit the seams and the screw holes, I now hit the entire wall, which when there's paint there because I'm doing a big repair job, scuffs up the paint just perfectly to aid in adhesion. This is heavy enough and well constructed so I can't imagine ever needing to buy another one unless someone swipes it. And yes, I now lock it up because I've seen a couple of subs look at this with some envy and it very well could walk.My only regret is not having this 20 years ago, though being 20 years old likely means that my back appreciates it more.

Got this with pole and replace pads. LOVE IT!!! Time saver. For sanding walls and ceiling, before priming and painting. It rotates, easily. I added this to my Large Container of painting and repair tools for walls, and cabinets. It's a keeper.