BoschGEX33-6N 6 In. Multi-Hole Random Orbit Sander/Polisher

Perfect for my sanding applications . Plenty of power for sanding out hybrid wood / epoxy resin projects with good sandpaper you’ll get a great sanding experience. Dust control hooked to a small portable dust extraction unit and your good to go.i use a good shop vac extraction unit or my little roll around Wen dust collection unit with a hose sized for this sander. Highly recommended.

I've researched and tested for a good random orbiter sander for some time, and I didn't want to spend the money for a Festool (though I do like the Festools I've tested in stores) if a better-priced tool would do the job. I was disappointed with many of them because of poor results, quick breakdowns, heavy vibration and/or high costs, and/or poor craftsmanship. I've used this sander exclusively for almost a year, and it works just like I would want one to perform. The variable speed is one of its better features. I keep it cleaned and slow the sander speed down to prevent overheating the wood and paper. Using an abrasive stick cleaner to keep the discs clean allows for smooth sanding results with less effort. The sander fits comfortably in my hands, doesn't vibrate like crazy, and stays level without tiring my hands. Also, the dust collection works well with any vacuum system I use, whether the extensive wall mount system or the smaller canister units. I've found the one! I'll make a video soon to share. You can't go wrong with buying this item.

It was quiet but did the job very well.

I'm glad I purchased this sander. I have another that has a smaller diameter disc and this one works faster and levels better. The filter seems to contain most of the sanding dust. Sanding discs are a little harder to find in stores. Would be nice if there was a cordless model as we all know that the cord always gets in the way. This is my frist Bosch tool and it seems to be better quality than my Makita and Dewalt tools.

I wish I had bought one of these a long time ago. Smooth, love the variable speed. have had it for several months now and it is a winner. Don’t wait go get it

I love that it takes a 6" disc. Overall the sander works well. A nice even sand with plenty of power. The weight of the sander is usually enough pressure. But sometimes I have to add some pressure as it bounces which is unusual as I've only been using it on birch plywood which comes very smooth. Not sure if it's the sandpaper or the sander. I have to lean with it being the sander as I'm using the same brand of sandpaper I use on my 5" sander, and I've never had that problem.The dust collection works well but the dust container is cheap plastic that is hard to close. It has caught me out a number of times. I think it's sealed shut and then a cloud of dust appears when it opens up unexpectedly. It makes a hell of a mess.I'm on the fence whether I'm going to keep it. The price is okay but I'm not sure if I want to deal with the bouncing and the dust collection issue.

Dust control seems to be an afterthought in the design. The cheap plastic dust collector is just something waiting to break. It is so difficult to get it on and off that I dread removing and cleaning it . The sander works ok and I suppose if you hooked it up to a hose and dust extractor it would be ok . I used to love Bosch tools but had I realized how hard removing and cleaning dust would be I would not have bought either the 5 or 6 inch model. Sorry Bosch. Please go back to the drawing board. You can and should do better.

I've use these at the school where I take Woodworking classes. Was pleased to find that you can use a vacuum hose with the included adapter, as well of the filter canister. The filter canister works fine, but for me the vacuum works better.