Ozito 125mm 140W Mini Bench Disc Sander MBDS-125

I bought this a ~3-4 months ago and I have used it every time I've been down in my workshop. It handles wood, plastic, even metal - pretty much everything I've thrown at it, with the tougher stuff working fine as long as you go slow and don't try to hurt the motor. Love that it connects up to my vacuum, which ends up extracting pretty much all the dust.Squaring the table and angle jig does require a set square to get it perfect, but that's super easy, barely an inconvenience.Changing the abrasive discs is best done by removing the little table - minor inconvenience, but no real trouble at all. 10/10 would buy again.

Surprisingly, it works quite well. The bench mount tightens enough to secure it to the bench. It's a little underpowered for thick timber. I use 3/4" and as long as you take light passes it's ok. Anything thicker and I would get a more powerful unit.

I'm totally in love with this little disc sander, it far outweigh my expectations. I have to admit when I pulled it out of the box, and saw how small it was, as well as how underpowered I felt that the motor was when I first switched it on, I was pleasantly surprised after I ran a few lengths of timber through it. I thought the motor would stall, but it has a fair bit of torque.I make a lot of things from pallet wood, and use it to dress the edges and corners, and it makes quick work of it when compared to try to juggle an orbital sander, to try and do the same thing.Awesome value for $50, you can't go wrong.One reviewer mentioned using thin cardboard to make it easier to install new sanding discs. It is easier and quicker to remove the mini platform, apply ... MoreI'm totally in love with this little disc sander, it far outweigh my expectations. I have to admit when I pulled it out of the box, and saw how small it was, as well as how underpowered I felt that the motor was when I first switched it on, I was pleasantly surprised after I ran a few lengths of timber through it. I thought the motor would stall, but it has a fair bit of torque.I make a lot of things from pallet wood, and use it to dress the edges and corners, and it makes quick work of it when compared to try to juggle an orbital sander, to try and do the same thing.Awesome value for $50, you can't go wrong.One reviewer mentioned using thin cardboard to make it easier to install new sanding discs. It is easier and quicker to remove the mini platform, apply the new disc, then put it back on again. It takes no more than 20 seconds.