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Mirka Deos Delta

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Anyone used it?

I can't justify a Deros, Deos and a delta....... but it looks sooo nice.....
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I'd love one and I've considered buying one for a while but I must admit I'm a bit confused which one I should get as they are so many of them.

I think the Deos and Delta are the same thing.
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Just a different shape.

The deros has had the biggest impact for me by far.
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Just ask at your local decorating centre and they will arrange someone from Mirka to come and give you a demonstration and there is no pressure to buy, they are expensive, but the time saved sanding down is ridiculous and no more inhaling god knows what and lots of hoovering, have you looked at the Festool range they are very good.
You can just buy the sander and attach it to a extractor say from screwfix costing about £100
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gc1967 wrote:Just ask at your local decorating centre and they will arrange someone from Mirka to come and give you a demonstration and there is no pressure to buy, they are expensive, but the time saved sanding down is ridiculous and no more inhaling god knows what and lots of hoovering, have you looked at the Festool range they are very good.
You can just buy the sander and attach it to a extractor say from screwfix costing about £100
So whats the difference from using my Metabo circular sander with mirka discs and a M class vacuum?
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Argyll wrote:So whats the difference from using my Metabo circular sander with mirka discs and a M class vacuum?
Festool and Mirka are lighter, quieter and lower vibration (all important if you spend hours sanding) than the Metabo SXE450 sander and the dust extraction is a bit better, too. Having owned Festool ETS in the past (as well as still having a Rotex) I'd say it was worth it for those who are working in a finished environment or where noise/vibration are of concern. For what I do (not much work inside finished buildings - we tend to be in there before carpet fitters and decos) I doubt I could justify binning my SXE in favour of one of those Mirkas - in any case the dual orbit function on the SXE450 is a major plus for certain types of site work which allows fast coarse and fine finish work to be done by the same tool (so one less box in the van)
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I couldnt be without my Mirka sander, I do all domestic Painting and Decorating, so 95% dust is good for the customer and for my lungs.
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