The Difference between Orbital Sander & Random Orbit Sander | Bosch Power Tools Sanding Solutions

[@caswelllawrence1651]

Most of these guys stole my comment. Well done, simple and to the point with very low unnoticeable music.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Thank you.

[@EightCornersTV]

Thanks for the comparison between the two sanders. I had just purchased 1 orbital sander and 1 rotary sander before I stumbled upon your video. Those sanders are different brand from yours. At first I was considering buying bosch but i was looking for a built in vaccum. So I ended up buying other brand. I'll be using orbital sander primarily on ceiling corners. Thank you. I just sent a support on your channel.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Thank you so much.

[@josesegura2090]

Nice and simple explanation! Thank you, wish all You Tube videos were as simple!

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Thank you.

[@annetteclark242]

Random orbital - swirls are an issue for me! Thank you for info!

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

You are so welcome!

[@thefatt1988]

Just got GSS18V last month, it seemed to be good for doing finishing work and working around corner but wasn't really good in sanding a very rough surface so now I'm considering to get a random orbital sander. Thanks for clearing me out on the difference.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Great to hear!

[@zaki631]

Thank you so much for the info...I m looking forward to buy a sander, was undecisive before, but after watching this ...I made up.my mind...

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Thank you very much.

[@kevvyg04]

Thank you

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

You're welcome

[@gregsantos9731]

I'll go with orbital, juat like you choses, its adjustable function makes it universal.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Yes, I'm using one as well.

[@stevenmcc6052]

Would have liked him to gesture the motion of both to clarify what random orbit is.

[@Sp11132]

Thanks mate great stuff 👍

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

welcome.

[@tonyliu9443]

Thanks for introducing those two. As I know, it has to be limit to less than 3000 rpm for car polishing. My question for variable speed control of the random orbit sander, can it really do the car polishing?

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Personally, I do not suggest. The no-load speed: 7,500 - 12,000 rpm, which is still much higher than the 3000rpm.

[@tonyliu9443]

@@ATKCeWarehouse Okay, thanks for your reply!

[@ΣΤΑΥΡΟΣΓΚΕΡΛΕΣ]

hello my friend. Yes you can use it for polishing with a 5 dollar modification. You will have to buy a speed controller for 110-220v ac current and plug the tool to the speed controller. you can then reduce the rpm to a polishing speed. And since it will be an external speed controller you can use it to all your corded tools. don't forget, people are using angle grinders aswell for polishing reasons.

[@tonyliu9443]

@@ΣΤΑΥΡΟΣΓΚΕΡΛΕΣ Really interesting! Thanks for sharing! 👍

[@gene_Code]

What if for sanding car bad coatings. Ok or not

[@shekhartewari]

Good and informative video

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Thank you very much.

[@sukryronde460]

Beautiful, I like your answer. I will go for orbital round shape sander

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Thank you.

[@hellofath]

Hi, any videos/tips on how to sand countertops? Eg. Quartz countertop. To refinish the surface.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Not at the moment.

[@BossSpeed2015]

thanks for the informative video boss

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Thank you so much.

[@bardmy]

Thank you for the information boss 👏👍👍👍

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Always welcome

[@rickyperkins232]

I like both

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Thank you so much.

[@BlueBull998]

Hi. At what speed setting should one use the random sander for hard wood? Very high is for polishing? Thanks

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

it depends on the sandpaper grit size.

[@albertdejesus2848]

Excelente información!

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Thank you

[@leniores6240]

Whic is best for kitchen cabinets? To restain after sanding color ? The round or square ? Thanks.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

I would choose the round, with speed asjustable

[@IAMKVM]

Which one will be good for sanding glass bottle edge?

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

I would prefer random orbit sander. Flexible and speed control.

[@HealthisWealth-vw3ji]

thanks for the info sir.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Always welcome

[@aminullahpaidi8641]

Which one is better to sanding my car

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

random orbit sander.

[@jameskakki3520]

Which one can plane the hard surface?

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Both are for sanding purpose.

[@MoePlay]

now the problem are, which one should i buy? Stanley or DCA random orbital sander? the price are equal and both have speed adjustment.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

time to toss the coin?!?

[@ravenmooore]

For a beginner! Which one of the two do you recommend? I don’t want to buy both for now :(

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Go for random orbit sander, one time investment!

[@ravenmooore]

@@ATKCeWarehouse Thank you! Since this removes material rapidly, any advice when sanding in between coats of finishes? Low RPM? what grit to use? Thank you again!

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

@@ravenmooore Depending on substrates. If you are sanding timber surface, sanding between layers of paint/varnish will further brings out the texture woodgrain. Use fine grit gradually from #240-600 will be sufficient.

[@kaistudio8229]

Good info sir.. this is what we call ‘Racun’ maybe i’ll go for Random orbital..🤣

[@222INFINITY]

I spend more money on sandpaper than all other tools combined. I can cut and install any sand paper to fit the 1/4 sheet orbital sander, not so with a random orbital. Sanding costs are about 1/4 with the orbital sander, plus much easier to control and develop a very light touch.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Great.

[@altafmubarak]

Hi bro Can you please advice which machine is good for painting and polishing for wooden doors . We wanna do PU paint and then polish for smooth surface but a bit confuse for that .....please advice

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Both are good, but I would prefer to use Random Orbit Sander with adjustable speed + easy replacement for the sanding discs.

[@maheswaranrajendran7806]

I like your video man. Good work

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Thank you.

[@davidabarratigue5973]

Can a grinder be converted into a sander? I mean is it okay?

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

2 concerns here: 1) grinder usually has high rpm, and do not have speed adjuster. 2) The rotation axis is fix and depending on the user - which might resulting over sanding.

[@davidabarratigue5973]

@@ATKCeWarehouse thank you sir..

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Most welcome. We shall learn and exchange knowledge together.

[@celtic426]

Which is best for prepping a painted wall (drywall) for repainting?

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Both is good, but I would prefer random orbit sander's speed adjustment for a more meticulous job.

[@celtic426]

@@ATKCeWarehouse thanks, helpful, gonna buy one tomorrow :)

[@joaosandrill1082]

Hi, I loved your video. Could you tell me please what materials is the microfilter system made of?. I know that and are written on the case.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Just refer to Bosch technical team, the filter was made of paper, can be dry brushing but can't do wet washing.

[@Sharberboy]

So which one to polish an axe?

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

for polishing, rando orbit is better, especially with the speed adjustment feature,

[@Sharberboy]

@@ATKCeWarehouse thank you!

[@redbaron2448]

Can you use a random orbit sander to sand primer on a car

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

I believe only sander with speed adjuster.

[@redbaron2448]

@@ATKCeWarehouse ok thank you

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

@@redbaron2448 Most welcome.

[@mohdsaadnayan9551]

I have gss140 for grinding purposes. The problems is this grinder is very loud noise and very disturbing my naghbour when in use. Any idea if the noice can be reduce?. Please help.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Are you referring to this model www.ewarehouse.my/Bosch-GSS-140-Orbital-Sander-Professional-220W?search=gss140

[@mohdsaadnayan9551]

@@ATKCeWarehouse yes sir....I'm using it for sending glass edges and sides, making aquariums.

[@green_building]

Are you singaporean ?

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

I'm a Malaysian Chinese.

[@soundknight]

I bought the Ryobi 7000-13000+ rpm 130 watt 125mm orbiter random sander (Bunnings ran out of the Bosch one [funny how they always have a surplus of shit hanging from discount trees on every corner of every aisle yet you often can't find something of quality that you need] "Lowest Qualitie's Just the Beginning!" ) and had a go on varnished table top using diablo 40 - 240 grit. The 40 dug swirls into the wood that I couldn't get rid of in some sections :( even when aggressively hand sanding inline. I'm not very impressed to be honest but perhaps using it lightly on varnish and paint with suitable high number grit (and many pieces of it) to make the sanding easy and then doing the rest by hand at medium and then light strength.

[@1075sydney]

Wow this is so helpful bro what to choose and thanks for this. Sending my love and support here see you and keep safe.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Thank you so much

[@adminaktivcult134]

Tokey, di shah alam ada kedai ka? Share addresss

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Takde, HQ kat Banting. Tapi, kami hantar ke Shah Alam.

[@andriutama3972]

So, the Random Orbital Sander is 1. More quickly to stock removal ? 2. Smoother result ? Right ?

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

1. Similar with Random Orbit, but single speed. 2. Same, less control over speed.

[@mihirhedavkar]

Can orbital sander be used on metal?

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Sure.

[@R2d2koko]

Tq sir

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

welcome

[@ddt8276]

I have been using the same random orbit to polish my car with polishing sponge

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

How's the results?

[@ddt8276]

@ATKC eWarehouse Home Improvement Store good results. It is till working now after 10years.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

@@ddt8276 Great to hear that.

[@TyW22]

Would the random orbital sander be suitable on cars too? I'm trying to remove the discolouration paint for my car roof.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

I would suggest to use a polisher too. Even I have set the speed dial to lowest, I still find it bit speedy. However, it will definitely depend on the type of sanding you require.

[@Kavster92]

a random orbital would work fine you just need to pick your grit level very carefully and be very gently in terms of pressure to avoid springy swirl marks

[@mahendraherath1658]

Good

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Thank you.

[@ToyotaLand4d56]

Is there a fake orbital sander?

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Fake? Can you elaborate further?

[@ToyotaLand4d56]

@@ATKCeWarehouse I bought an orbital sander from Tolsen company through Lazada. I thought it was good when I run it. It was more than a month when I really tested it sanding but to my frustration it doesn't really work even just its weight and you don't pressure on it. I think it was intended for buffing not for sanding. It overheats and it can't rotate when the whole sanding pad is on the surface of the metal.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

@@ToyotaLand4d56 Thank you for your sharing. You may complain to the seller, regardless if they will accept your complaints.

[@atomictraveller]

this is because the design is moronic. use a drill with a sanding pad, the design of the drill is not complicated to produce a weak tool. probably buy an old drill as well.

[@gene_Code]

Demo la sket bro.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

hehe..thanks bro.

[@masithah-xx1jn]

Ibarat buah kelapa.. Lagi tua lagi bagus.. Orbital sander good

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Terima kasih.

[@CmdrTigerKing]

why a 90 second intro ?

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Shall improve.

[@CmdrTigerKing]

@@ATKCeWarehouse TY

[@jokiejokes]

I purchased a used one as the piece is a bit pricey, but the machine kzbin.infoUgkxG6fbm3cHBd7CNTjk5D-dwYe9c9tCB9ZN has surpassed my expectations. We sand small parts by hand often, sized around 1"x1/2," and specifically look for a piece that's designed to be vertical. The motor has plenty of torque and great speed settings. The only inconvenience I had is that the disk measures 5" where we trim 6" stick-and-sand disks down easily by mounting it then cutting with a box cutter.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Glad you like it!

[@danielsalazar1935]

🎉

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

thank you.

[@harotaro1067]

Not little bit higher.. It is 3 times more expensive

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

There are lower price brands for selections. But, please aware of the quality. thanks

[@atomictraveller]

another example of humanity devolving en masse. i use a B&D hand drill from 1980, with a 5" sanding pad. it's getting a bit wobbly after over 40 years, i thought i'd buy an inexpensive sander, but i was dismayed to find there are no simple round, rotary sanders, but all of them have these complicated gear designs which i cannot see lasting 40+ years of use. if i need to i will replace it with another hand drill and rotary pad. humanity, learn how to use the simple strong tool to get a good result, instead of making inferior tools that will continually break because you believed some stupid thing sold to you.

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Noted.

[@liamchang6113]

A

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Hope that that's my grade. Thanks.

[@biggusbestus551]

If only you could by "professional " tools like my made in the US Skill worm-drive 40 years old and still going... I won't comment on the sanders other than I consider them "consumables" like most tools today.

[@atomictraveller]

just made the same comment today. dismayed to find that there's no such thing as a sander that just spins round. thank you for not being dead above the neck. avoid cellphones :p

[@sarahjoyce5041]

Ok one is a palm sander not an orbital sander 🙄🙄🙄

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Depends on your application.

[@citizenphaid1880]

I’m sorry your name is what? 😂

[@ATKCeWarehouse]

Attn. Mr Ang.