Twotrees Mini Disc Sander 6-Inch, 1.2x15in Belt Bench Grinder, Dual Motor Adjustable Speed Electric Sander Suitable for Diy Grinding of Metal, Wood, Aluminium, Etc

I'm a certified gunsmith I don't have a lot of space for tools on my bench this polisher/Sander/Grinder does everything I need in a compact space very very happy with it

I was leary about this saw, but it works great for my craft jobs. The sander is a much appreciated bonus.

Sander has issues with the connection. At 1st the side wheels wasn't turning. Now the 6" spinner will not come on. Good idea for light jobs.But it just doesn't work.

Like the option of disc or barrel sander. Replacement belt and barrel sandpaper are only available from company. Hence only 4 stars.

I have limited space for muppets guitar tech work. This mini sander is perfect for sanding down bone nuts as well as saddles. The polishing wheel is a nice touch for smaller parts needing cleaning.

The item I received is obviously used based on the scuffed-up power supply, scuffs, and scratches on the covering and the tool rest. Also not packed very well with parts loose in the box. However, everything seems to work OK. It is easy to bog down with not much pressure from the workpiece but I was expecting that. It is stable when running but will walk at higher speeds. Noise level is OK; you could hold a conversation speaking loudly. I could see giving it five stars if I had been sent a new unit but that was not the case.

I would not recommend. The motor is not nearly powerful enough for even the lightest tasks. It bogs down and stops with even the slightest pressure. I had difficulty smoothing out a cut on a small PVC pipe. I don't imagine that it would do any better with wood or metal. It also vibrates so badly that you either have to hold the unit by hand to keep it from bouncing all over the bench or bolt it in place. Lastly, the electrical connection in the back is very lose and with all that vibration, the power cord need to be reinserted often. It was cheep but still not worth the money. Buy something better!

Got 5 stars because it is built like a tank and the table is a bit larger than others. There are some things you should know before you jump in. Blade is fixed and can not move up or down. To get much utility as a saw you will probably want to remove 2 of the rollers of the sander as they sit higher than the table restricting workspace. Not hard to do but, slows the workflow. Also, sanding belt is an odd size and this Mfg is the only source I could find. The miter is just loose enough not to expect straight cuts. If you can find a use for a table saw with those characteristics, this should last a long time.PS Yes, it has 7 speeds via a slide switch on the power adapter.