BLACK+DECKER Detail Sander, 1.2 Amp, 16,000 OPM, Compact Design, 3-Position Grip for Comfort, Includes Dust Collector, Corded (BDEMS600)

I bought this tool to use for pedicures and my clients love it. It Fits nicely in my hands when I’m working so I have maximum control. The design is neat and comfortable when in use. The build quality is superb, dust collection is excellent. It is definitely value for your money for whatever purpose you buy it for.

I love these sanders - not great for serious sanding where a lot of wood needs to be removed but outstanding for general sanding.

Mighty powerful for a small tool. Works great.

Works pretty well, but the sawdust catcher doesn't really catch much. I just use it outside

Where is this made? Headquarters used to be in Baltimore, I think, but there was no factory there. But I'm sure people in Baltimore want to work on assembly lines so maybe?

Love it although it doesn't suck up dust that well but it is still very handy

Just what I needed

Update 9/1/24: The replacement I got through the extended warranty in 2023 (refund + reorder) works much better. The dust collection bin doesn't rattle and let sawdust escape around the sides. I haven't been using it as often as the first one that died, but it's been about a year and it's still working fine. HOWEVER, I decided to order another one when they went on sale recently (wanting to save time and preserve the velcro on the back of the sanding pads not having to switch as often), and it does the same rattling thing as the first one I got in 2022. Won't surprise me if it dies the same way. They must be prone to a defect in the oscillation hardware or something.So 2 of 3 have defective (god-awful-annoying) dust collection bins, and 2 of 3 probably won't last through a year of occasional use. Still not bad for $30, but pay a few extra bucks for the extended warranty and be ready to have to replace often as they break down.Original Review + 14mo Update:I had a 20V B&D Mouse sander that I loved, but I switched to this corded model when the battery-powered one's power switch stopped working. I wanted something lighter weight and that I wouldn't have to go through multiple batteries to finish a project.Right off the bat, the new hard plastic dust collection container is HORRIBLE. It wobbles and rattles and doesn't collect pretty much anything. I swapped it for the fabric bag one that was on my old sander instead. Other than that, I was happy with it. I didn't want or need the "finger" attachment. It worked great and is SO MUCH lighter than the battery-powered one it was a lot easier for me to use for longer periods.Fast forward through 14 months of occasional use (at least 6 total of which I was out of commission and not using it at all), and something's broken in it. It no longer moves in a smooth motion, I have to fight to hold it steady and if I loosen my grip at all, it'll jerk across the board or hop off the side and bang into the edge of the piece I'm working on. I barely managed to finish rough sanding the pieces for a garage shelf and there's no way I would ever trust it with anything I wanted to look nice. I might try another one because it was nice while it lasted, but definitely getting the extended warranty again.