It looks like a good tool it's nice to see you review this type of tool and give your input 👍

nice video on the sander in line looking to buy one

Thank you I bought this tool and using it to restore 1971 vw bus has worked great. You helped me as the instruction in box left me with questions

I was glad to see this review. I have considered this sander but didn't buy one yet. I'll pick up one on my next trip. Thanks

Thanks so much-just bought a used one from local tool exchange appreciate your tips!

THANK YOU...for sharing. Nice review, I would buy one, looks like a pretty nice sander.

With the exception of mine being red it looks identical to the NAPA one I bought for $65 back in the late 80's that still works just fine. Just trying to understand that separate oil hole in the side. I've also had good luck using those sandpaper rolls, for $8 you can't go wrong! So I looked this up on the HF website and read the manual. It says in that oil hole screw in the side to fill to bottom of threads. Guess I'll go do mine, never had that screw out in 30 years! Pretty good video though!

I'm actually in the market for one , I spent three hours sanding by hand my 67 mustang drivers door this past Saturday ,most of the ti.e was spent sanding down the body filler.. love the videos good info.

Ahora me compré esa lijadora, talvez la estreno este día 👌

Good easy working love it that

I really like the tool review videos. Especially the Iron Man Approved ones. :-)

Like the video, thanks for the information. We have a Harbor Freight near us, so I will check this item out.

Thank you! Great video!

Great review. Love the bloopers. Please do more on Jade! Gary

@jodaddysworkshop786

5 жыл бұрын

I will. ..eventually.

I bought a number of air tool, both body and mechanical off the SnapOn truck since the early 70’s. Impacts, air ratchets but DA & air file. I figured there was a video on air file or straight line sanding files to perhaps see if I can do something to keep them in working order. But the big thing was SnapOn sold Chicago Pneumatic off the truck as they did not make their own apparently early on. Still have them. Tools boxes are built in “Algona, IA” and no tours. Of course as time went by, the higher powered 3/8” air ratchets jumped into one of my boxes (Got 4), but still using the original stuff, as long as my youngest son doesn’t burn them up because I can get him to oil them. I find it funny the SnapOn bottle tip won’t fit the oil ports or air nipple. A careful minute at the bench grinder fixed that. I will admit I am not a Ford guy but just like to learn. Independent shops in the 80’s taught me that me that 10 year old Ford 396 push rods went sideways and wore guides bad. Torch required on all exhaust bolts before looking at them. And to do a TC&G took every socket & wrench from 3 drawers due to different size. I won’t go into bolt length, crazy. Had a tailpipe smoker and rebuilt the carb & more, done? Test drive 4-5 blocks w/oil & filter and pulled to park, just as oil light came on. No leaks as I freaked. Inside, pulled rocker cover and 1+ quart oil soaked my boots & floor. Valve seals cracked, plugged drain-back holes so done let run to burn oil off. An hour was good as I kept an eye on it working next to it. Figured good to go, put in reverse and got 12 feet, died and won’t fire up. The “Dura Spark II” Box was dead. Wow. Try explaining that to a customer on day two! Thought I was subscribed, I am now. Perhaps other channel if I heard correctly. I have SnapOn tool that some truck drivers have never seen. Does that make me old? Or chrome tach/dwell meter next to 9 distributor wrenches. I’m old. And long winded too! Thanks, good tool. Stepping up their game!

thanks...was wondering if it was ok. good demo

Nice video

Great video, good info. Keep them coming. I was wondering what happened with Jade

Doesn't look like your normal Harbor Freight tool, I'll have to check that out next time I'm in there as my 65 goes into media blast in less than a couple weeks. That'll come in handy taking the bulk of body fillers off rather than hand sanding them. Thanks for the video ! 👍

I have had one for five years it's been good to me. Used it on ten cars or so??

Nice video. Would love to see how you would incorporate this tool into your body work and at what point you'd switch to the hand sanding. Thanks for sharing!

@jodaddysworkshop786

5 жыл бұрын

Working on a video just like that now.

What's your other channel's name? Great video🎩👍

@JoDaddysGarage

5 жыл бұрын

Sam Sbogh Jo Daddy’s Garage

Nicely done! Is it still holding up well after a year and a half? Looks like a nice tool for a hundred clams. One quick note, if you don't mind. Saw at the 9:37 mark you sort of "dry-fired" the sander, and that can actually be kind of tough on the bearings; they "prefer" having some resistance. Cheers!

@jodaddysworkshop786

3 жыл бұрын

Still working great. Thanks.

@flyurway

3 жыл бұрын

Bearings? Even in the owners manual they say to run it right after oiling. I always run them to blow the excess oil out into the air or on the floor rather than onto the car I'm sanding.

So it looks like you have had this sander for 2 years. How is it holding up? Does it make your hands numb? Does it use excessive of air? What would you change about it?

@jodaddysworkshop786

2 жыл бұрын

I'm very happy with it. Probably one of the best I've ever used.

You use big compresor ? How many galón is good for that straight line sander

@jodaddysworkshop786

Жыл бұрын

This was with a 60 gallon compressor.

Is the tool still work fine after a couple months?

@jodaddysworkshop786

5 жыл бұрын

I haven't had any issues so far.

I’ve heard this sander squirts oil all over your surface if it feels threatened - have you had any experience like that?

@jodaddysworkshop786

Жыл бұрын

😂 have not seen that.

Donde lo puedo conseguir en Perú por favor

@jodaddysworkshop786

2 жыл бұрын

Lo siento, no tengo una fuente para ti.

@pablocamposperez5618

2 жыл бұрын

@@jodaddysworkshop786 ok gracias

@johnyglz3485

Жыл бұрын

Que tipo de aceite usa?