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To install the cabinet had to remove the top to get it hung. Took the pic before it was all back together.

Made an addition since my last post in this thread a while ago. Added the locker as I was running out of space and I like to keep things in their blow molded cases.

It’s the only place with carpet in the house. I am unsure of padding, haven’t tried peaking because if i pull a corner, well I won’t have floor covering anymore lol. Its just striking me as off considering the rest of that level of the house has no issues and 90% of the rest is bare concrete.

Haven’t considered a fan yet. If it is even 50 degrees in the basement I’d be surprised. Forgot to mention its New England and still a bit cold up here.

Hey Everyone, So the gf and I just bought a new house. Raised ranch with a basement and garage that is like 90% above grade. We’ve noticed the carpet in the finished basement has felt damp somedays. There is no heat in the basement except from the radiant from the utility room. There are no...

Looks like a fantastic find!

Hey everyone, Just wanted to say thank you for all the help and input. After getting my hands on a few, I went with the Bosch ROS20. CPO had a pretty sweet deal going as well on it, plus I got it with the hard case (seems impossible to get them anymore). Thanks all for the help!

I do agree probably should check a bunch out in person for the hand feel. Appreciate all the input everyone!

I do agree that the 3725 does kinda get away from the palm sander aspect. With that being said, maybe it would have a few more uses.

It was the ROS20 I was first looking at. Checking out the 3725, it just looks more comfortable from the pictures, which better ergonomics is really starting to become a thing of mine. I don’t mind paying for quality tools, they pay for themselves one way or another, as long as they last.

I was looking at a new Bosch, read the dust collection is actually pretty good.( Not a huge deal for me). Is the cupping issue actually a thing with the pad?

Appreciate the input. I hear ya on the tangled cords. Two hole hawgs and two corded impacts at work create a giant rats nest switching between all of them. Unfortunately my battery game is lacking and in need of an upgrade as they are all well aged, so I think the cordless will be out for me. I...

How’s the run time with it. Already a Milwaukee guy, so that wouldn’t be a crazy jump.

Howdy All, I am in the market for a random orbital palm sander for some refinishing projects on the house. Sanders are not my area of expertise, so any input in what is good today is much appreciated. Thanks!

Still waiting on my order. Can’t blame them, that is a massive influx in a few days!

I recently added a side locker to mine. It’s amazing how much space I gained. I actually have now ended up with empty drawers in a box that was stuffed.

Could also try a GFCI breaker for the circuit

Being a 12v installer of emergency warning equipment this tool makes my life 10 times easier. Especially on the new body style Silverados and Tahoes

I so believe someone mentioned below. Its a wire insertion tool. The handle is hollow, you can attach one of the various rods to poke through a firewall, then easily feed your wires through.

A few things to make work a little easier