Proxxon 28594 power sander- power sanders

Single best product I've ever purchased on amazon. If you are post-processing SLA or FDM prints and you want a quicker more accurate way of sanding just buy this. I contemplated it for way too long, could've saved myself a lot of sandpaper and energy. I don't even mind that you have to buy the power pack separately as together they still come to a decent price. Just make sure you buy the power pack with the alternating speed dial and don't bother with the sandpaper stickers they come with, buy sandpaper sponges https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CWRTZ325?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 and cut them to size and glue gun them onto the plastic sticks.

I'd often wondered about if anyone made a miniature sander which I felt would be very useful. I found out about the sander from reading a blog on a modelers site and after some research found I could order it from Amazon, which I did, along with the power supply. I've found it to be a most useful tool to finish off those awkward to reach places on models. The only down side is that you have to use the manufacturers power supply as the connector on the sander (and their other tools) is designed to fit their power supply only but on the plus side it does have a variable speed dial.

Excellent tool for what I do

Well built, powerful sander that's easy to hold and use. You'll need a power supply and I use a car battery rather than the official one. You only get a few sanding pads - but you can make your own by applying double-sided tape to your favourite sandpaper. The beauty is that you get get to places that no other sander can - but this is strictly for wooden models - not for sanding your skirting board!

Has a plug the like of which I have never seen before. Needs a transformer that will accommodate this weird plug and surprise surprise the only one I can find is a Proxxon one at nearly twice the price of the tool. Nothing mentioned in the description about this so is a bit of a con tbh. Unless you are clever with electronic s and can jerry rig and existing adaptor you will need to shell out loads more for a transformer bringing the total to near 100 quid which it sure is not worth the money.

Well made little sander. Perfect for the hobbyist and model maker. The various sanding heads make it useful for any small projects and it is very comfortable in use and lightweight too. This would be perfect for children to use and the low voltage means it will be much safer than the usual mains powered sanders. Very pleased with this product and also the service from the supplier. Highly recommended.

Perfect kit for handcrafts works and DIY. Works well with the power supply I've got before from the same brand to control the speed.

Well, It gently purrs. In fact, a bit like a cat's lick overall. I'd hoped it would be a bit more grr...

Bardzo dobre do drobnych prac.

Buena máquina. Resistente y muy fácil a la hora de intercambiar los cabezales

Don’t be a weirdo and think that you can use this to sand a chest of drawers or something : it’s a Precision Sander For Very Small Bits. I use it when getting into tiny edges or corners for dollhouse or miniature terrain and it works a treat. You do need the 12V transformer tho so be aware it doesn’t work on mains power.

Tried it a bit and it works great so far. I'll use it sparingly for 3D and resin prints. A warning though. This can not be connected to a normal socket as it needs an adapter. Proxxon sells one but you can hack one together if you want. It needs 12V 2A power. I used an old ATX PSU from a compuer, shortened the PS_ON pins to turn it on and used one of the 12V cables to attach the power and GND to the sander. Not pretty and very bulky but it works.

Très pratique pour allez ou ne va pas le papier à poncer.