The best tool for reclaimed wood

[@johnscott2661]

This is a 4 inch Restorer Drum Sander. There's one made by Craftsman, Porter Cable, and Ohio (? The one shown here). I bought the one shown here, and it came with 2 sandpaper wraps and a paint stripper (?) The wire brush drum was about $50. Home Depot, Northern Tool, and Ace Hardware gave me blank looks when asking for this even after showing them parts of this video. Lowes were aware of it but had none in stock. It is exactly the tool to use - I was trying to use a combination of belt sander, rotary sander, wire brush attached to an impact driver and it was taking absolutely ages. I estimate this tool will speed up the process 10 to 20 fold. Thanks Mr Dusty Lumber!

[@rockyloccgarage2040]

Definitely a special order tool! Too bad they dont put these types of tools out for mainstream. The regular stuff seems to be a little bit more profitable for them. Harbor freight does have the surface reconditioner and I might get that to save time on painting repairs.

[@LewMacDonald]

I bought this late last year after watching you use it in a video. It has been a game changer for me, thank you for sharing your knowledge. 🇨🇦

[@dustylumberco]

Awesome to hear!

[@jarasblunt]

Hey what's the name of the tool? The description website doesn't work anymore :/

[@IntentionalGains]

Thanks for the knowledge and explanation of the tool and how the various brushes work! Always enjoy seeing new content come up on your channel Dusty. Hope it keeps growing!

[@dustylumberco]

Thank you!!

[@GaelSummerhill]

You did an outstanding job comparing the restore and the Makita. thank you

[@TheHomeMaker1]

I know I have 3 of the porter cable ones that were sold at Lowe’s 4-5 years ago I bought 3 so I could keep different heads in them for quick use one always has a stainless steel wire drum on it one has the factory rubber drum with sanding sleeves and the newest one has flap scotch bright wheels I have green burgundy and gray drums I love them!!!! And they are used multiple times a week in my wood shop

[@rockyloccgarage2040]

YES! 🙌

[@NeilDunlop]

Thanks for the great demo of what really looks like a fantastic tool. Hopefully they'll bring it to the UK sooner rather than later. I do a good about with the big Festool brusher but it's a heavy beast of a thing and doesn't have the wide choice of heads either.

[@dustylumberco]

You bet!

[@SteveWilsonWCFurniture]

What was the name and brand of the tool I couldn't see it in video , thanks .

[@Solid_Jackson]

This is just an awesome channel Very different to Paul Sellers, Rex and Wright But really good in its own right

[@ilantwito]

Is this tool comes as 220v?

[@davidlesley8884]

What's the name of the tool

[@mommao393]

I just added the info on where to get the Restorer tool in above posts. (I don't work for the company, don't even live in Ohio...I'm just a mom trying my hand at some bigger DIY projects, and this tool has been a total lifesaver!)

[@davidlvaught]

What tool is this?

[@DjProdigy209]

Is this the 180grit or 80 grit nylon brush

[@pitbullman77]

How do I buy one of these tour with a bunch of attachments

[@carterscustomrods]

It really is amazing... I just wish it had some "better" options for the motor. (But not ridiculously overpriced like the Makita.)

[@samperi2468]

very cool thx for sharing

[@dustylumberco]

You bet

[@bruceperander9286]

It is way under powered, if you put any pressure on the tool it bogs down. I am using the wire wheel to texture pine boards, it works but I have to go very slow. It’s a great idea for a tool, it just needs a lot more power👎

[@dallinostler4794]

If only the wheels were such poor quality and so expensive.