BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Mouse Sander BDCMS20B
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BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Mouse Sander BDCMS20B
$32.99
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| Current Price | $32.99 | October 31, 2024 |
| Highest Price | $32.99 | October 27, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $32.99 | October 27, 2024 |
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BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Mouse Sander BDCMS20B Description
- Compact and ergonomic design helps to provide control and accessibility in tight corners and spaces
- Dust collection helps to keep the work surface clean
- An included detail finger attachment can be interchanged to help sand hard to reach spaces
- Hook and loop system helps make paper changes easy
- Backed by BLACK+DECKER 2 year limited warranty
- Battery and charger sold separately
BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Mouse Sander BDCMS20B Specification
Specification: BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Mouse Sander BDCMS20B
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BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Mouse Sander BDCMS20B Reviews (11)
11 reviews for BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX* Mouse Sander BDCMS20B
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Dan F., WI –
I love B&D cordless tools and I have several (drill, impact drill, weed trimmer) that all work with B&D’s 20V Lithium Ion batteries. That said, I have several of these batteries and chargers, so I was thrilled to see that I could purchase a B&D sander that was without the battery, and cheaper for that reason.
The sander is lightweight even with the battery. In fact, the battery adds a bit of balance to the tool and overall is very easy & comfortable to use. It comes with a “finger attachment” for corner, edge work and fine detail use. It also has a dust-collection bag that is easily removed for emptying, which should be done after every 5-10 minutes of wood sanding. (The bag should not be used for metal sanding, and a face mask or respirator is recommended in that case.) The tool also comes with two 120-grit B&D sanding sheets to get you started that are easily attached (hook & loop style) to the sander base. I would estimate the battery life to be about 30-40 minutes of continuous use, but with start/stop techniques, probably an hour or more. It has a conveniently located start-stop switch on the top of the handle.
I used it today to begin sanding off old worn paint from our two Adirondack chairs so I can change their color. It was quick and easy. The vacuum feature worked great, leaving only minimal dust on the chair surfaces. I also tried it to remove rust from an old charcoal/smoker grill that we have and are converting to a planter. On the flat surfaces, it didn’t do as well as on the chairs (hello naval jelly), but it did better on the rounder handles, etc. I love this tool and the convenience of cord-free operation and its easy maneuverability.
ONE NOTE OF CAUTION: In order for the vacuum function to work properly, you must have 12-hole sanding pads that fit the intake holes of the sander. I made the mistake of not knowing the toll-pad hole configuration, and I ordered extra pads with the sander. Those needed to be returned and I ordered others that fit properly. If you don’t do this, the vacuum mechanism will NOT work properly. Black & Decker offers replacement pads but, while of a superior quality, are very expensive. I recommend 12-hole pads by Lot Fancy that are sold on Amazon. While they do not last as long, they are pretty inexpensive at about $13/50.
Barbara Douglas –
I got rid of a corded sander that was frustrating having to get an extension cord when I needed a sander. This works fantastic and so convenient!!!!
jacktazbart13 –
Awesome little tool.I think the price is reasonable although I didn’t shop around a whole lot
Gerry Gaudio –
I was supposed to get a Black & Decker mouse sander cordless 20V
Emma Horne –
No battery included.
Another $50 for the battery then more for a charger.
I will return as it’s too costly for my small job. Should have known why it was so cheap ha
Fair and Accurate Feedback –
This is by no means a Makita or plug in sander; however, it does a pretty good job. It’s my go to for hard to reach places and finishing work. Works best with 3 amp or greater battery.
First one developed problems / broke under heavy duty load. Second one works great (return) in a lighter us capacity. Worth the price. Quick sand paper changing, too!
joann lucci –
Holds a long charge and super versatile!! So easy to use for small or large projects around the house. Amazing addition to my tools
Stuart Barth –
4 stars not 5 for 1 reason only:
My corded mouse died, the reviews on the cordless looked good – it is a B&D product after all – so I bought it. I have a home woodshop and was in the midst of finishing a project when my old one died. I let the battery charge for an hour or so before I used it, and I don’t think it lasted half an hour. A full charge overnight gave me maybe an additional half an hour. Admittedly, I was doing a lot of finishing work. Having that backup battery just keeps things right on chugging. Do yourself a favor, spend the extra $ and buy the extra battery.
Giben Limardo –
You do not want to buy a corded sander. You want to be able to use this freely. Sanding is usually a mess and better done outside which makes this perfect. I have a lot of black and decker tools so this was an easy choice since all use the same battery. Its perfect for sanding patched holes in the walls.
dalevista –
love the cordless sander and the battery interchanges with the leaf blower I bought earlier!
Scott Cottrell –
Just what I expected.