VEVOR 800W Electric Drywall Sander with 12 Sanding Discs, Variable Speed 1200-2300 RPM, Automatic Dust Collection, Double LED Lights, Dust Bag, Detachable Edge

Works great and it came with extra sanding paper

Works better with mesh screen than provider sand paper discs.

This is a great sander. It is fairly lite and works great.

I purchased this to sand a small drywall project in my home hoping it would reduce the dust. I did not even get my first horizonal seam done and realized this does not reduce dust at all. I tried hooking it up to my shop vac to help, but then with the cord and sweeper hose hooked up, it was impossible to control.It might help if your are one of those people that put on excessive compound and need to sand it all off again. I do not do that, so this sander was taking way to much off even with very fine paper.Impossible to do corners. It does not get within 2 inches of corners.The only positive comment I have is the vendor did return my item for full refund.

Goop product makes work easy

Strong adjustable motor.

I have done drywall since I was fifteen. I look for a tool that can hook directly into my shop vac. Luckily this machine has a vacuum hose that can hook directly into my shop vac.This is a great little tool. But it is great for those tradesmen who have a touch for the machine. If you do not have the touch you can end up making a mess.Most of my machines take the standard 9 inch disk. In fact I have tons of 9in. disk. I do not usually use a machine I usually do the sanding by hand. I know exactly how much mud to apply.These electric sanders when they hit paper often fray the paper and leave your drywall not smooth. If you know what you are doing then this will work. It is a good machine and cheaper than you find in our local hardware store. Very durable.

So excited to get this, and shipping was SO FAST. On first try using its bag, I sanded my skimmed walls mud, and the clip on the bag came off spewing dust everywhere, so I hooked it up to my shop vac. The static electricity zapping my hands was amazing and strong, and all of a sudden the motor speed died off. No ummph. So I gave up, and used the longer pole ceiling sander by vevor. Later, I took the wall sander apart and saw the small solid state variable speed motor controller and knew that it failed. Oh well. Threw the whole thing away. Whatever. Seemed like a great idea, and I may buy another some day.