Which Sanders for Wood, Metal, Plastic?

I'm looking for a good sander for some woodworking projects. Can you recommend any? I've been considering the Black+Decker BDEMS600.

Hey @pantherbroadcast, that's a great choice! It works wonders on wood surfaces, and it's perfect for detail work. There's an article about it here: Overview of the Black+Decker BDEMS600 Sander.

Yes, @pantherbroadcast, the BDEMS600 is excellent for woodworking, especially with its 16,000 OPM no-load speed. I've used mine for quite some time now, and it really delivers.

I'm also interested in sanding metal or plastic surfaces. Any suggestions for that?

Thanks for the advice, @feeseize and @ejacublake. The BDEMS600 seems like a great choice for my needs. How about for metal and plastic though? @thelveres

For metal and plastic, you might want to check out dual-action sanders or oscillating tools. They're versatile and can handle various materials. Here's an article that discusses some options: Overview of the Black+Decker BDEMS600 Sander.

I agree with @ejacublake. Dual-action sanders and oscillating tools are great for metal and plastic surfaces, but they can be more expensive than the BDEMS600.

Thanks for the input! I'll definitely check out those options. The BDEMS600 seems to be a solid choice for woodworking though.

Yeah, it looks like the BDEMS600 is a great option for woodwork and detail tasks. I appreciate everyone's help!

No problem, @pantherbroadcast! If you have any more questions or need advice in the future, feel free to ask. Good luck with your project!