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Milwaukee 6020-21 1/4-Sheet Orbital Sander

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Brand: Milwaukee

List Price: ~~$114.00~~
Buy New: $42.25
as of 3/11/2010 18:34 CST details
You Save: $71.75 (63%)

New (23) Refurbished (1) from $36.99

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

37 reviews

Format: CD
Platform: Nintendo Wii
Media: Tools & Hardware
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Operating System: N/A
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 9.8 x 15.4 x 6.6

MPN: 6020-21
Model: 6020-21
UPC: 045242039128
EAN: 0045242039128

Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours

Features:

•	3.0 amp permanent magnet motor with 14,000 orbits per minute ; powerful, lightweight motor produces dependable speed and power
•	Pad cushioning and break; reduces swirl marks and ensures a smoother finish
•	Tactile rubber top and narrow sander body; ergonomic design provides added comfort and control and reduces user fatigue
•	Large paper clamp tabs; allows for effortless paper changes
•	Integrated vacuum ports for 1-1/4-inch or 2-1/4-inch I.D. vacuum attachments

Accessories:

Delta 31-466 4-Inch x 36-Inch 100 Grit Sanding Belt

Delta 31-348 8-Inch 120 Grit Self-Adhesive Sanding Disc (2-pack)

Performax 98-1601 Infeed and Outfeed Tables

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Milwaukee's 1/4in. Sheet Palm Sander produces a fine, swirl-free finish. Amps: 3, OPM: 14,000, Tool Length (in.): 5 1/2, Tool Weight (lbs.): 3.2, Case Included: Yes

Customer Reviews:

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Would buy again! February 6, 2010
A. Adams
Received item in a timely manner, and it worked great! Would buy again from seller!

1 out of 5 stars

Milwaukee 6020-21 issues January 30, 2010
D. Rhodes (VA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Over the years I have owned many Milwaukee tools. They have proven to do there intended jobs very well. A current example would be the m12 drill and recep. saw. (great set) This sander disappointed in three areas. 1. On/off switch kept turning off when lightly bumped during use. 2. Paper keepers would not hold sandpaper securely in place. 3. Dust collector location makes it difficult to change paper. One of the few tools I have returned. Pros: Looks good and priced right.

5 out of 5 stars

Milwaukee Quality December 17, 2009
tideman (Texas)
Once, again, Milwaukee comes through with another quality tool.
This sander performs flawlessly. Comfortable, durable and an efficient power source combine to produce another winner in the Milwaukee line of excellent tools.
Buy it. You'll like it.

5 out of 5 stars

Great Little Sander for the Professional December 13, 2009
Bob Masse (Riverside, Ca)
I am a door installation carpenter and I bought this little sander to replace the cheapie palm sander I normally use. I do not really require a quality tool for the type of sanding I do on door edges, but the price of this unit was fair and the sander looked quite nice.
I did have my doubts about the palm sander upon reading the bad reviews it received concerning the amount of trouble people seemed to have in loading the paper into the unit. I also found it a bit hard on my first attempt but learned quickly how to do it with little effort. My hands are big so that helps too. One tip I might give is to use a bit of Duct Tape on one edge of the quarter square of Sandpaper to make the paper longer. This will aid in loading the paper because of the added length. It will also make the clamped edge stronger and will not tear as quickly.
I love the LONG cord on this unit. That is a real deal maker right there. It seems to be at least 10' long or maybe longer.
I was able to put sander thru its paces on a home repair painting job on my hallway and I was impressed with the dust collection system and the overall performance of the sander.
The unit comes with a Carrying case . Personally I don't care for plastic cases that come with tools and have a stack of them in my garage from assorted tools I have bought over the years. They just sit in there empty. I should toss them but you know how that goes. I imagine many people appreciate the plastic tool cases and if you are one of these types then you will love this bright red case.
The sander seems to be on the quiet side compared to my old sander and the vibration you feel in your hand during use is not to bad.
The on and off switch is recessed into the unit and a bit on the small side. I imagine if you are using gloves you may find it hard to switch the unit on and off.
This unit has a unbelievably good warranty also. FIVE YEARS!
Now that is a warranty!
Overall I give this TOOL 5 STARS.

4 out of 5 stars

Great Tool No Problems December 12, 2009
Richard G. Spillum (Snohomish WA United States)
I recently purchased this sander because of the price and I wanted a back-up sander. Personally I also own a Porter Cable 330 Speed Block and a Makita 4552K. The Speed Block is a wonderful sander and has many hours of use with no problems. It has a couple of drawbacks no dust collection, very hard to depress the lever to change paper and no rubber grip. The Makita is okay a little easier to change the paper, no rubber grip, an interior stiffner for the bag tends to break easliy. Now for the Milwaukee, powerful, long rubber covered cord, creates a very fine swirl free finish, is well weighted and balanced, great dust bag, rubber protected switch and a good but not great paper holding system. I too was dissapointed at first to find that the rear lever for mounting the paper seemed to get in the way of the dust collection port, but come on people move the lever just a little more past the dust chute and guess what no interference what so ever. Some have complained that the sander is hard to hold and wants to walk across the material. Again common sense should come into play here, this is an aggresive sander move up a grit or 2 and you will have a much easier time and a better end product, after all this is a finishing sander not meant for removing large amounts of material at a time. All in all this is a great sander for the money. For the price and the features I would highly recommend this product to anyone.

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