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Jorge Martínez
Bewertet in Mexiko am 17. Juni 2024
Buena calidad y excelente desempeño
S. Miller
Bewertet in Kanada am 6. Juni 2023
Quite a bit of experience with power tools but not belt sanders. Bought a Home Depot Rigid 3"x18" variable speed 6.5Amp (5.8lbs) but returned it. Variable speed was nice but when I applied a bit of pressure it would power down. Also because of the shorter 18" belt it was prone to gouging if you weren't careful. This Makita is 3"x24" 8.8Amp (9.9lbs). Although I was using the Makita for overhead work it didn't feel overly heavy. It didn't jump around and it was remarkably smooth with the 24" belt. Very powerful. I really leaned into this tool and it didn't slow or bog down at all.
T. Mylène
Bewertet in Frankreich am 28. September 2020
Utilisée pour poncer des portes et des meubles avec des surfaces larges.Ponceuse puissante (attention à ne pas se faire entraîner avec), rapide et très efficace.Un bon investissement !
Enrico
Bewertet in Italien am 2. Mai 2016
Ottimo prodotto, ho sempre utilizzato Makita da anni sono attrezzi molto affidabili , robusti e se si trattano bene durano una vita.
S. Potter
Bewertet in den USA am23. November 2009
There are lots of belt sander choices in 9920's price range. I seriously considered sanders with higher amp ratings from Porter-Cable and Bosch. Everything I read about Makita belt sanders, though, convinced me to look at this unit. I still am not sure why the 9920's 21" little brother, the , costs more. It appears to be identical; excepting its shorter belt. I wondered (and still wonder why) the 9920 has so few reviews compared to the 9903. Now that I've seriously put the 9920 to the test, though, I don't care about the 9903.Here's why: This "Made in Japan" masterpiece, at about 10.5 pounds, has the heft needed to grab stock but is light enough to sand vertical surfaces with ease. Its 8.8 amp motor is easy on ones hands and ears. It has plenty of get up and go but is incredibly smooth and relatively quiet. I used it for hours on end, stripping paint off 130 year old boards, with great results. The belts track true and last much longer than my experience with other belt sanders would have led me to believe.The 9920 really showed it mettle, though, removing stock. Replacing windows on an old house can present lots of issues. Varying window opening sizes comes to mind. The Makita, though, makes short work of openings not quite big enough. For the most part, I simply left the boards in place in the opening. Sanding upside down and vertically was easy and effective. It's design allows one to operate the sander virtually flush against a right angle.Obviously, there are dust collection issues in those situations but I would not expect otherwise. Overall, dust collection was good. The manual recommends an accessory vacuum to improve collection. I have no plans to purchase the vacuum, though, because because the Makita's dust collection met my expectations.The 9920 is great sander. I have no second thoughts about this purchase. If you need a tough, strong belt sander, the 9920 is an excellent choice.
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