ZEITE 20V 2.0Ah Detail Sander Cordless, 13,000 OPM, 12Pcs Sanderpapers, Finger Sanding Design for Polishing of Small Details,Electic Sander for Woodworkiing, Dust Bag, Battery and Charger Included

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this to use it for my 3D prints and it does an awesome job getting into tight spots!

Sander is easy to use once you figure out the directions for using the tip.

The media could not be loaded. The ZEITE-brand Detail Mouse Sander is a shop quality tool with specs that match up well against top-tier brands. The design starts with a tough outer ABS shell with a soft ergonomic grip that’s comfortable, yet secure in the hand. Holding the sander in hand, it has a balanced weight that brings the sanding pad into a level posture without effort. Although there is a rearward bias due to the battery weight. Importantly, there’s no loss of tool control once the motor is turned ON. The motor that drives the sanding pad feels powerful, but there’s sufficient padding in the grip to deaden the vibration and keep hand buzz & fatigue to a minimum. Of course, the dust system is a bonus, and works to keep wood fines from collecting on the work surface or dispersing into the air. In addition to the dust collection bag, there’s a long port (and hose adapter) for connecting to a secondary powered dust collection system. In addition to the 20V rechargeable battery, there’s a charger (with cord) and a collection of sanding pads; four each of P60, P80 and P120 grit.For me, the most intriguing feature is the SDS finger pad. In fact, this is the one feature that interested me most when I first evaluated the specs on-line. Indeed, sanding in tight spaces has always been a challenge, and I hoped this novel extension would be a game changer. And it is. I’ve used the sander now on several projects, including a solid wood staircase with new balusters. With the finger extended, I was able to reach with ease into the space between each base, allowing the tool to do all the work. What a change from manual sanding! This feature alone makes the Zeite-brand sander a winner in my book. But there’s certainly more to this sander than just the finger extension. It has performed flawlessly, with more than enough oscillating power to sand wood without having to use force to compensate. Of course, using quality sandpaper is a must if you want to get the most out of this tool. And while the sandpaper that’s provided with the sander is fine for now, the grit selection is limited and the durability yet to be determined.The one issue I haven’t fully resolved is the availability of replacement sandpaper. I found similar sheets with finger pad extensions on Amazon from other sellers, but not quite the same cut-out design. Virtually all will require some degree of modification, and that always introduces an unknown down the road. I hope the seller of the ZEITE detail sander offers replacement sandpaper in the near future. But if not, I’m sure I’ll be able to make do with what’s currently available. The only other issue that’s on my mind is the grip. When the battery is attached to the rear, it presses into the heel of my hand. Folks with small to medium sized hands likely won’t have any complaints. But if your mitts are on the large size, you might have to grip the sander more forward than normal. As I did. It doesn’t feel as natural, but I suspect with time I’ll get used to it.My overall impressions of the ZEITE-brand Detail Mouse Sander is highly favorable. The sander has a tough build, a powerful motor, decent dust collection, and of course my favorite, a finger extension pad that really works. I enthusiastically endorse this product with a 5-star recommendation.

I finally got a chance to really use this thing last night and I am very impressed. These days we tend to see the same products with slightly different colors offered by 100 different chinese companies and it's hard to know which ones are actually built well. Here are my impressions so far...Good stuff:-Power, this vibrates faster than my other plug-in palm sander which makes it sand faster as well-Dust Collection, When I started sanding the board I thought it wasn't removing anything for the first 15 seconds or so because I wasn't seeing any dust left on the wood at all. After I stopped it and saw the board was actually getting sanded I took off the little dust bag and a small pile of dust came out. Basically, this thing can suck up more dust than in produces without an external vacuum. I think this is my favorite part of it because dust is always a problem when working with wood.-Battery Life, Just to test it in a controlled environment I fully charged the battery and then placed the sander in a box and turned it on so that it could just run under its own weight... I had to shut it off myself 70 minutes later because I was done in the shop and it still hadn't quit. I realize that with the small bit of extra pressure used to really sand something the battery won't last quite that long under normal use but even if it gives me 30 straight minutes of sanding that is impressive to me.Also speaking of running for 70 minutes straight... The motor just kept going, the device didn't even feel warm when I finally turned it off so this has a 10/10 duty cycle so far.Bad Stuff:Honestly, I haven't found anything about this sander yet that I don't like. It would be nice to have a second battery to use while the other one charges but that's definitely an extra.

I am really impressed with this sander. I had a DeWalt palm sander for years, but the last time I tried to use it, something had broken inside. I tried to find a rebuild kit of some kind, but no luck. So, I ordered this detail sander. When I pulled it out of the package, it felt like it was pretty good quality. The battery has a charge indicator, and it arrived with a partial charge. I plugged in the battery and switched it on. It had a completely different feeling than my old sander. It feels very powerful but has a lot less vibration. My old sander had a lot more vibration transferred to your hand. It had never bothered me, but I really like the feel of ZEITE sander. It is also quieter.Another thing to like about this new sander is the fact that it is cordless. It is so much easier to take anywhere, especially outside. I love not having to be near an outlet. The dust collector also worked well. It left virtually no dust. It also comes with an attachment to hook up to a dust collector. The Velcro pad on the bottom worked well with attaching the sandpaper.The only issue I ran into was when I tried to pull out the extension piece on the front of the sander. It has a latch to open and then you can pull the "finger" out. I couldn't get it to pull out. There is a cut out in the bottom pad of the sander where the finger is. On closer examination, it was not cut all the way through. I took a razor and cut it through, and it pulled out. It was a minor inconvenience and considering how well I like everything else about this sander, I am not going to take a star for that.This is a good finish sander with a solid, quality feel to it. I am glad I ordered it.