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[@DaNobody]

Can you compare the Rigid and Milwaukee M18 sander in a short with the same water cup?

[@puritan745]

Awesome review! The water glass demonstration really showed how smooth they were!

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks!

[@adamcallaway3762]

Man Milwaukee just need to come out with an M12 cord adapter that fits the standard M12 battery socket and it’s game over. The M12 range is so good and feel insane in hand having the abitlity to switch between battery and corded would kill that one weekness that they do have.

[@Bekim8310]

Im a huge 12 volt cordless tool fan and Milwaukee is definitely killing it!

[@jimrosson6702]

Great video Matt .definitely going to check these out. Thanks for sharing

[@De4dx3ndProductions]

these are awesome! If milwaukee comes out with a corded version I'd buy it in a heartbeat. I got a dust hose connect. just give me unlimited power

[@LYTOMIZE_Woodshop]

Food for thought! Great analysis and thanks for sacrificing to nail down the battery times - especially the little one!

[@bengonzalez5355]

Thanks for mentioning the marketing towards autobody. I was not even thinking of getting it because I figured it wasn't a woodworking sander. Great review!

[@gefaber482]

Hi Matt, Thanks for this timely review. I just the 5.0 as a birthday gift for myself - arrives tomorrow. Can't wait to try it out this weekend!

[@CorwinBos]

Love the idea and Im fairly well invested into the M12 platform. However, Im one of those weirdos that doesnt hate a cord on something that Im already running an extractor on, so I wish they would just make a corded version.

[@petrsidlo7614]

exactly, if I already run something with a hose, the cord really isnt much of an issue after that.

[@meeknuggets4860]

idk. i run a few tools on the cordless Milwaukee vac.. and the feeling of being able to run a setup like that ANYWHERE I want.. is kinda nice and unbeaten. like its just put your wood down, grab the tool you want. and away you go. suck a nice and quick way.

[@CorwinBos]

@@meeknuggets4860 I hear you. I have plenty of cordless tools, and I use them. In this case? Different strokes for different folks as there is a market for both.

[@ISKLEMMI]

I appreciate your tool reviews, even though I couldn't go back to using a cordless sander.

[@RenegadesGarage]

731 Woodworks.... Awesome review. I like both of them M12 sanders. Might have to pick them up. "Two arms for a reason" now that was hilarious my friend.

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks, I really appreciate you watching!

[@dariusbajoriunas3033]

I'm going to buy it ! Thanks

[@nickperron4096]

Nice review! There was a "that's what she said" moment in there, lol. I own a lot of Milwaukee tools, mostly M18. I do have the M12 22 ga pin nailer, which I love. For the most part I really like their tools. I don't care for my M18 sander or jigsaw. If you don't have any of their M18 nail guns, I would highly recommend them for you to own and review.

[@curtelverd4008]

I have loved every M12 Milwaukee tool that I have purchased so far. Their weight and ergonomics beat everything else out there. I can deal with the shorter battery life by just buying more batteries!

[@rantano1]

I need that sander in my arsenal for cabinets refacing 🥰🥰

[@BeardAndBourbonWoodshop]

That looks super smooth. I really need to upgrade my sander.

[@guybowers9094]

Milwaukee makes some great tools for sure. I have the M12 drill and driver combo. I also just added the small detail sander after watching you demo it, and it too is a great little sander. The one complaint that I have is as you just stated, the batteries are difficult to change out. I have been hoping it will loosen a little but that has yet to happen

[@CaptMedfrag]

I haven't watched the video yet nor am I in the Milwaukee ecosystem, but as soon as you picked them up, the design screamed perfection at me 😭 I have a feeling price is going to be the only factor here, but now on to video!!

[@731Woodworks]

It’s expensive, but you can’t put a price on perfection 🤣

[@slcastner]

Also just out is the Milwaukee 3 inch Model # 2535-20, which has 80% dust collection. I use mine both for sanding and buffing. It works great for "French polish" application of shellac and for buffing wax over the fully dry shellac for a great shine. The dust collection with my Bosch dust extractor is awesome.

[@markkempton4579]

Last spring you convinced me to get the DeWalt to replace my aging OG Ryobi. I haven't pulled the trigger yet, but since then I've seen the Bosch GET75, the MAXXT and now these M12 that seem like huge upgrades but still half the price or less than the 3M/Festool/Mikra. Options are good for the consumer. Thanks for sharing so many!

[@gordonmonteith8486]

I have the Bosch 12 volt 125mm sander. It comes with a dust bag. It’s best feature is that the sanding pad stops really quickly when switched off so you can set down at once. Downside is battery life. This sits on the bench with the dust bag attached and is great for small jobs. Still need the corded sander for larger work.😂

[@ProjectAnubisUSA]

The lack of a dust bag might indicate that it’s required to be hooked to a vacuum to prevent overheating and perhaps lacking a cooling fan, hence Lower profile. All educated speculation from what I can see (no vent holes, no bag) since I haven’t actually seen it apart or in an exploded view. I believe the 3m sander overheated if not hooked to a vacuum to help cool it down if I recall.

[@mau4713]

I am also guessing its because these are meant for automotive and dust collection on that stuff is way more important for lung health since its more harsher material.

[@bdybybb]

In a bodyshop environment sanders never have dust bags. It's rarely dust collection, for the most part you just let the dust fall and wear dust masks. These will be much better without the air discharge from pneumatic sanders that kick up a large cloud.

[@brandonrippeonphoto]

@@bdybybbsounds like a mickey mouse body shop if your not using extraction. it also keeps things cool and results in better finishing.

[@scottverge938]

Personally I think the value of the lack of a cord but still needing dust extraction, is you could pair it up with the Milwaukee cordless vacuum and use it on job sites for quick jobs without having to deal with a ton of cords and such.

[@Netnewsledger]

I am doing just that. It works amazingly, both with the M-12 3" and the M-18 5". I would add the dust collector unit to the vacuum, and keep the fleece filter bag in place too.

[@bcaro2139]

Really looking forward to that Milwaukee 5" Fuel RO Sander 2837-20 review. I see it's sitting on your bench there in a couple shots. I'm particularly interested in the dust collection as a drywall guy as well as the balance with various battery sizes.

[@michaelfairchild]

Love my new XGT 150mm brushless Makita sander which is 5mm stroke (BO002G). Sure it got special cord for the battery, but, if you use a vaccum system you wont notice it. Comes with dustbag and free safety pad. Replaced my old brushed 18V Makita sander. Took some time to get used to it though cause of the size.

[@bigdraycountry764]

I dont have any Miwaukee power tools, but Ive always wanted a sander with the power pedal switch. Those are pretty cool to play with, I mean sand with. lol. (If I had the money to get one) youre makin me want to go buy one of these! 😅🤔

[@markduggan3451]

Great review.

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks!

[@Hog-g2z]

Good morning 🌅, great review,

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks so much

[@Ionlywork]

God bless you man ❤️ god love you ⛪️✝️

[@mbrsalas]

Great video! I would love to hear your thoughts on the Bauer dust collector and 14” bandsaw!

[@armageddon2192]

I really like this channel. Greetings from the Netherlands!!

[@731Woodworks]

Awesome, thank you!

[@armageddon2192]

@ Subscribed, and recommended to my carpenter friends🙏🏼🤗

[@srae40]

Definitely worth a look after I get my Festool!

[@arbuckleworkshop9857]

I’m currently running old m18 sander so good to know if I upgrade get the m12

[@TheAsjdj]

How can you hate sanding! i love that bit.

[@sculptormills]

I just bought the 5.0 mm version last week and it is awesome. If you have been looking at a Mirka, 3M, SurfPrep, or Festool, you know the price of this is actually very good. It is geared toward automotive because it is technically a DA (Dual Action) sander, not a Random Orbit sander. The end result is that is sands about 4 time faster than you are used to as a woodworker. If a dining table top takes you an hour to sand with a random orbit sander, this will be done in 15 minutes. If you are not careful, you can ruin your project, however if you have skills with a sander, this has been a beast and I love mine. Never going back to corded sanders again!

[@manuelvazquez5031]

Do you mind saying the difference between a dual action sander and a random orbital sander?

[@chainring_tattoo]

I just looked through all Milwaukee documentation on this sander and did not see anywhere where it was referred to as a dual action sander. It was consistently referred to as a random orbit sander. The product manual also makes several references to the sander being used for woodworking. The product manual does not lean towards automotive use versus woodworking. Interestingly, the manual says that you can't wet sand with this sander, which IS something you might do in automotive work. So I question Milwaukee's strategy of marking these sanders to automotive industry versus woodworkers.

[@ericmann1781]

@@chainring_tattoo I suppose it might be because of the absolutely poor dust extraction with a bag. They realized their sander would be the butt of every joke and just pretended it didn't exist by advertising it to automotive, knowing damn well every woodworker would still want their hands on one. Now we can all have petty arguments fighting amongst one another about "yeah but Milwaukee marketed these towards automotive so you're argument doesn't make sense" vs "yeah but it's still an orbital sander", instead of everyone just admitting the simple fact, Milwaukee made a cordless sander with the worst dust extraction in the industry, unless you use a vacuum.

[@AndrewShively-bk8no]

I also bought the new m18 sander and was underwhelmed, was considering the m12’s due to bigger pad and form factor. Also, as you mentioned just seems more modern. The m18 is also loud as crap. So loud that I actually felt bad for my neighbors.

[@DavidATakes]

Thanks for the review Matt. I am heavily invested in the Milwaukee M18 and M12 platforms but for some reason I'm uninspired by these. That may be in part that I have both of the Festool ETS EC 150 sanders. Even if I didn't have those, I would still pay up for the Festool sanders again. It appears, comparing the designs, that the Festool sander would be a more center balanced sander than the Milwaukees. I'm also one of those who doesn't need a battery on any dust extracted tool. Out of everything, that is the real dealbreaker for me personally.

[@trillium_music]

19:38 I had the same thought. My theory is they would have a chance of burn out if they are being daily driven

[@jamesreed1936]

Great video brother. I’ve been considering buying one of these because I have a front clip to sand and paint for my son’s truck. I thought dang that would be awesome for my wood working stuff but then posed the question of why don’t you see folks use da sanders on wood? Couldn’t really find much and any review out there on this new m12 is in auto body. Which I get is what the design was for. But why not wood? Overall what I have gathered is those da style sanders are just more aggressive, which I ain’t mad about, they are speed adjustable and also controllable with the switch paddle. But overall great review and comparison, exactly what I’ve been waiting on someone to do. Of course my fellow Arkansan comes through! Keep on with the great work brother. Also thanks for your service as an Arkansas State Trooper.

[@Pmckh]

Great looking sanders and I absolutely love my M12 detail sander and 3” sanders. The price on this one is going to hold me back till there’s a big sale though

[@foofeefog8908]

I do mobile boat gel coat and fiberglass bodywork. This is what this designed for. No power, no air, no problems. Mostly I work in 2’x2’ repairs so this is probably a decent amount of battery life

[@MrJonthebassist]

I do fiberglass repairs on trucks! Which do you think would be better for this sorta work? 2.5 mm or 5 mm? I would get the 5 for my wood work

[@foofeefog8908]

@ really the 2.5mm is prep for buffing on clear coat or gel coat. If you are sanding filler or raw glass 5mm for sure. Don’t want to sand longer than you have too

[@QiuShanBeiKun]

@2:40, it seems that when not under load, the pad can accelerate until matching the motor rpm. Those kinetic energy accumulated on the pad will destroy wood surface in a second and cut skins like an angle grinder. That's why I tossed the Ryobi to garbage and switched to festool.

[@G.I.JeffsWorkbench]

Go big Red. No surprise. MKE’s practice seems to be watching competitors struggle w/ new tools, the sick their engineers on improving their competitors’ designs. I don’t think Festool needs to worry, but Mirka & 3M might. There are folks who just can’t get on board w/ “paddle” sanders. Others just can’t get on board w/ cordless sanders (wood shops more than body shops). The cheapest Festool accessory I own, and wouldn’t do without, is the 5-pack of velcro straps that secure the cord to the dust extractor hose. Problem solved without the need to go further in debt to batteries.

[@danielstanfill4321]

But did Festool charge you $200 for the 5 pieces of Velcro?

[@G.I.JeffsWorkbench]

@@danielstanfill4321 that’s the crazy thing, the velcro straps were almost as cheap as buying strips of velcro at the hardware store

[@andrewverran6998]

My Festool RO150 is very hard to handle , especially in gear mode, these look really nice !!! Also can you recommend any other (non Restool) quality vacuum hoses ? ✌️

[@jronmanbuilds]

The m18 sander you got is the new one they just released. The dust collection on the m12 6in sanders seem like an afterthought. I will say the power on the m12's look better than my 18v Festool.

[@bbomb113]

Can't wait to pick one of these up! If I were to get just one, which would you recommend? 2.5mm or 5mm?

[@nhill31]

Entry price is a little high, but you are right. There will be deals and sales on this thing by next winter.

[@onocoffee]

The probably don't come with a dustbag much like the Festool ETS EC 150 doesn't come with a dustbag versus the Festool ETS 150 - one has an internal design that blows the dust out of the sander while the other needs an extractor to properly pull the dust out.

[@Kavik79]

This comment needs a lot more attention, I'd be willing to bet it's right on the money after seeing that cloud created on the first test without the dust extractor attached

[@kyledill4346]

What are the biggest pros/cons to corded vs cordless?

[@chainring_tattoo]

Great review. Wish you would have also done the vibration test on the new M18 sander so we could see the difference. Maybe you could do a video short on that? I have reached out to Milwaukee to ask them why they aren't marketing these sanders towards woodworkers. Maybe they'll respond quicker to you. I'd love to hear their thought process on this. I have plenty of M12 batteries so battery time isn't a concern for me. The only thing I didn't like was how poor dust extraction is without an extractor hooked up. But I'd probably use an extractor in most cases. I also have a downdraft table. People are complaining about the price but the Mirka and Festool sanders are double the price. The 3M sander, which I believe you have, is about $70 more. How does it compare vibration wise? And I'd be curious to know how the better sanders from Bosch and Makita stack up. You're doing a great job. Keep it up!

[@donovanraaum3259]

Of the two. Witch stroke rate would be the best all around?

[@731Woodworks]

5mm for woodworking in general

[@shanebrown2963]

They need to make those same sanders in m18 and id be game.

[@catsheep86]

I am really intrigued by these since I've started on the M12 platform. Then I saw the price tag. 😱

[@731Woodworks]

They are very expensive for sure!

[@benfaubion]

The price tag got me too. I still have the Ryobi orbital sander.. it was only $70. I can’t bring myself to get the Milwuakee m12 version.. I guess I’m doing the Christmas thing for now.. mostly red, a little bit of green. 🤷‍♂️

[@calebjhaynieful]

They are made for body work in mind that is why they don’t have the bags. I would love to see you do a review on Max XT sander

[@j.r.millstone]

Cordless is perfect for a small shop. Even with the hose on it. Vac hose doesn't snag like a cord does, but small shops always have your scraps and tools closer to where you're working, and cords snag so bad in those conditions. Cordless is the way to go in small shops. As counterintuitive as that sounds.

[@Danman1972]

Already own 2 of the larger battery ones. I wouldn't mind a cord if I were using a extractor, which I'd like to. The extractor is coming, but need to do a few things first.

[@kyleenderle6538]

No dust bag because they are for automotive. For taking out orange peel or sanding primer. You would not run them in this situation without dust extraction. That's also why it is m12, it's very light for sanding panels on a vehicle and not a flat horizontal surface like 90% of woodworking sanding. And just like auto sanders they are 6 inch vs 5 inch like the m18. Good demo tho and the vibration exhibit was very impressive. Thanks for the video.

[@brandonrippeonphoto]

no dust bag probably means there’s no internal fan for extraction (requiring external extraction). run it without a hose or bag and see if it’s moving any air out of the dust port

[@terrydanks]

What, IMO, is really needed is a system that allows a hose connected to dust extraction that also delivers power. Like every built-in home vac that powers a motorized head for carpeting. Guess that puts me in the "why cordless if it's connected to a dust ext. hose anyway" camp.

[@731Woodworks]

that would be cool!

[@matthewblumenthal804]

Great tool. I'll consider one when my current sander dies. Until then? Saving my pennies.

[@yamahaxt652]

When did you put stairs in your shop? 😂 Thanks Matt for the review. I’ve been looking to replace my Dewalt because the vibration is aggravating the arthritis in my shoulders. Wanted to get a Surfprep sander but that price is CRAZY!

[@allthings2allmen]

Its about time! Not to complain here but still room for improvements, but I'm not sayin that in a nasty heavy critical way. TBH it seems this could have been around years back. Glad we are there now! Things can only get better right?

[@Whiskeywoodworks]

Good Morning Matt…. Here is my issue with these M 12 Sanders I purchased the 3 inch M2 sander and as soon as you put just the slightest amount of pressure on the sander, it doesn’t spin anymore cause there’s not a lot of power it still vibrates and oscillates, but it doesn’t keep spinning like a corded or an M 18 on theseM 12 do they not or do they stop spinning when you put some pressure to it since these are more for the automotive, you’re not trying to get rid of a lot of wood

[@Whiskeywoodworks]

FYI sorry about all those typos. I was doing voice texting on here and M12 came out to M2.

[@Angeleanya]

another game changer !

[@zamot0]

Like the sanding police in the comments. Have anyone used an air sander? I'm sure no one here in building a grand piano. Been in the business 20 years I'm sure these sanders will do just fine. Great video. Love your channel, keep it up.

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks!

[@giancarlo021989]

Great video! I’ve been waiting on a review about this sander from a woodworker. Doesn’t the fact that dust collection with a bag is crappy defeat the purpose of a cordless tool though? Specially if I need to use it indoors

[@livingimprovements4382]

Shock horror, Milwaukee batteries are hard to pull out 😂. Great review, was think the M18 but think youve converted me. Love my little M12 detail sander, use it soooo much.

[@spinkey4842]

is the sander being cooled during use by the dust extraction air flow?

[@shawnshanks1851]

What is the best sander for building kitchen cabinets?

[@731Woodworks]

Best? I'd probably look at Festool or Mirka

[@mopreea]

Any comparison with the 12V Bosch sander which has already been on the market for 3 years?

[@carguy1312]

I love most battery powered Milwaukee tools - but the only thing that could make saving worse, is needing to change batteries. Plus the festool extractors have auto on with the plug right on it anyway.

[@dylandempsey6103]

I would love an M12 version of my festool Sanders but the lack of auto on to my dust extractor via Bluetooth is a no go for me.

[@1klakak]

Have you used the Bosch 12V random orbital sander? How would it compare (as a somewhat older platform) I'd rather not jump into another battery platform, again, lol.

[@731Woodworks]

Haven't tried that one yet.

[@Cvoge1972]

I wonder if they didn't include the bag because it seems worthless. If they include those, then people might complain about the lack of dust collection. It looks like it was designed to have dust collection attached.

[@gwm88]

Is there a technical reason there can’t be a 120v corded insert that slots into the M12 that coverts it to 12v? Honest question, because I don’t know enough about it. Would be sick to have these sanders corded and then an option to go portable.

[@731Woodworks]

Not sure about that

[@Ana-qd7zh]

It's possible, but it'll require a relatively heavy and expensive power brick attached to the tool with a thick cord.

[@vlmiele]

The anti static issue is because the sander casing/plastic do not have the same high carbon content as Festool plastics which is conductive. This will be an issue in the winter and dry climates like Vegas.

[@raycoleman1724]

great vid as always i am not sure about the switch, in your opinion is the switch robust and would they last

[@731Woodworks]

oh yeah, i think it'll last a long time. It's a well made sander, switch and all.

[@DavidMachadoo]

Love the video, but these sanders aren’t for woodworking. They were made for body work, that’s why they don’t come with a dust bad, they are meant to always be used with an extractor. Milwaukee did release a new woodworking sander but it m18 (2837-20).

[@noelv1976]

Good call. It's literally the first line in the product details, "designed for professional body technicians." Where as the M18 literally says "designed for professional carpenters, general contractor."

[@АлтынбекДюсембаев-л5ь]

Their positioning is unclear not good enough for car painting and too expensive for wood. Seems tried to copy mirka deros, but done it only partionally.

[@paulhopkins1905]

There is absolutely zero reason an autobody sander cant work very well on wood

[@TurtlDrip]

Why cordless for auto body?

[@ekill1395]

Any reason not to use an auto body sander for woodworking? As someone who has some M12 tools, these seem like a good step up standing option that’s cheaper than something like a Festool or Mirka.

[@CMCraftsman]

I sold all my festool sanders on marketplace after using Mirka and Surf Prep.

[@martinchampion6467]

Given you have cordless versions of most major dust extractors, ditching the cord on the sander makes you truly portable when you need that

[@anon.cashpoorloser5285]

Is there an option for a hard pad?

[@mattcable6379]

They do look like the mirka

[@tristramstout8988]

I agree that it seems strange to put out a cordless sander with only a dust collection port but not a dust bag. That seems like that defeats the advantage of being cordless.

[@stim141]

Next they should copy the Ekasand 3X4 or Surfprep. Both are insanely priced at more than 550.

[@RiPCORD100]

Ok I'll take 1

[@robbysmith3119]

How do u know what it's for a Sanders is a Sanders it's for whatever you want to use it for

[@MrCesar159]

Make a video about The 40V max XGT® 6" Random Orbit Sander (GOB01)

[@tenniselbow74]

Bunta Fujiwara would approve of the water test

[@731Woodworks]

Awesome. Don't know who that is lol.

[@BBig-OOrange]

would be interesting to see a comparison of this and the new makita xgt sander

[@731Woodworks]

pre-ordered the Makita today

[@BBig-OOrange]

@@731Woodworks can't wait to see the comparison, I have the xgt bo001, which is so much better than the box store dewalt

[@johnthumble5154]

Maybe we can compare chalk and cheese when we're done 🙄

[@IsaacStapp-xo6be]

Will you do Another video on the M18 sander ?

[@731Woodworks]

Not sure. Maybe? No plans at this time.

[@urbainouestconstruction]

is Milwaukee going after Festool? Seems like it and thats a good thing for half the price

[@urbainouestconstruction]

You should compare it to the Mirka. I love my Mirka sander with the Hepa dust collector, but 95% of my tools are Milwaukee

[@abelespinoza9345]

If you’re hooking up a dust extractor, then you might as well get a corded sander and never worry about batteries.

[@spetsdod]

Would be nice if Milwaukee made a corded version of those two new sanders to compete against Festool. They look great, and I don't really need cordless all that often.

[@731Woodworks]

Agreed, that would be amazing!

[@moviesynopsis001]

What size am i meant to get for sanding paint back on car for respray?

[@jonyqwoodworks]

Need a corded version, that way my dust extractor can turn off when I turn off my sander

[@trickman2]

They need a adapter to let you plug it in

[@jmcguire56]

The M12 line from Milwaukee gets looked down on a lot but there are a lot of quality tools there.

[@deanaoxo]

the dust port is right and left.