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Makita 18v Sheet Sander Review DBO380 BO380D XOB03 MAKITAS BEST SANDER EVER?
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- čas přidán 30. 10. 2021
- Makita have finally released another cordless sander. This time it is the BO380D (DBO380, XOB03) Makita 1/3 Sheet Sander. Is it Makita's Best Sander Yet?!?
With AWS DBO381 (BO381D)
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There is also an AWS version DBO381, and I think they will both be released tomorrow November 1st 2021... in New Zealand.
Awesome… see my public comment on make work engineering, and how ALL LXT tool will be re released with standardize vent/capture dust port spec. In both METRIC and IMPERIAL… note however, New Zealand and Australia will stock both just to keep it simple…
@@johngamba7912 what’s make work engineering?
Might need to get myself one looks pretty good
My brother and I got the corded version of this years ago, pretty much sanded all sorts of surfaces with it, great for reno work, works damn well, good to see it's finally gone cordless. If you want to make a comparison vid hit me up, it's in blockhouse bay so probably not to far from ya.
Makita makes a jig to cut fast sandpaper sheets to the dimensions, including the 8 holes.
I recently bought this one to use in my stair renovation project and it's been an absolute joy to work with.
I had a corded non branded one and have just brought this one new for £60 sterling after watching this video!! Absolute bargain not only for makita but especially for brushless. Got a shed door/frame project coming up and this will sort me out no end. Greet vid keep up the good work!!
Thanks matey 🙏 You saved me a few bob: I never realized I could simply make my own pads. It's about 6x cheaper, and more fun! I'm going ahead and ordering my DBO380Z very shortly!
Can't believe the cordless doesnt come with the hole punching plate like the corded version does!! Makes making holes in your sheets so easy!!
Very late, but Diablo sand net is the way
It does come with a punch plate... just not in Japan, which is where I got this one from.
Excellent video! A 40v or twin 40v belt sander will be fantastic, rate of stock removal would be a dream!, I really hope they produce one in the near future👍🏻
I hope so too!
i to have been wanting a belt sander from makita
Belt sander video in 36 hours... though not Makita.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL 🤩 il be watching! Either tonight or tomorrow after work definitely, surely one day Makita will make one and il have the pleasure of your excellent videos, belt sander and nailgun 🙏🏻 I can dream😜
I’ve been waiting for a brushless Makita sander. More interested in a 5” random orbit or belt, but I’ll pick this up when it’s out here in Canada.
Great video as always. 👍🏻👌🏻👊🏻
I had seen this review when you first put it out so it was memorable. Was using a 9924DB up a ladder yesterday. What a workout. So I checked for this review again today. Thanks for the great comparison and testing you put it through. Had to agree - a cordless 9924 would be amazing. Surely it will need at least a 40V. PS got my AS001 kit today, so again thanks for showing all the new stuff coming.
Next one in 6 hours...
Still waiting on that Makita 18v belt sander.
Have the orbital, which I got on sale locally … just ordered the sheet sander now - can definitely see some key advantages - especially corners
I got some Billy T vibes in this video 😂 haha great stuff
I happen to like the way it looks. Along the same lines as how a camel looks like it was designed by a committee, this sander looks several people had input, and presto! A thingamabobber!
I was gonna order from Japan, but shipping to the US...big question mark these days. I'll just wait.
Finally, excellent job on the video. The opening scene was, well, let's just say it puts the big hollywood special effects department to shame. "How does he do it?!"
If your not careful your gonna get snatched up by some big time production company and leave all us little "toolies" behind. NOOOOOOO! Cheers!
Personally would still always buy the orbital. It's great for everything n as mentioned hard to stall. Dust collector is pointless as stated. Just want more 40v stuff, lxt has enough
Great for everything except getting into corners, superfine finish and superior dust extraction....and if you are stalling your sander, consider using an angle grinder 🙄🤦🏻♂️
Works amazing. I am also surprised it works better then the orbital.
Me too!
Looking forward to getting my hands on one of these. I was thinking about getting the round orbital but I like this one better from the review.
1/3 sheet, round and delta make a nice set .. though a multi tool with a sanding attachment can be a good detail sanding option.
Super easy watch. Watched most of it with the wife as we got a 1/3 corded makita sander.
Appreciate the hole template thing too... way better than my current way of tracing the hole positions and using a hole punch
Also liked the 40v vacuum cameo at the end, been holding out for one since the vacuum review.
Dont be too hard on the intern.
I love how quiet the vac is compared to my old 18v.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL quiet vacuums are the best, most shop vacs are like like light aircraft taking off
I always perceived the ROS to be a true finishing sander, whereas that new one by design seems to be made more for tasks where you want to remove material more quickly. Sort of a middle step between a belt sander (which pretty much puts abrasion above all else) and a finishing sander (which puts surface quality above all else)...Considering that the new one has a much larger sanding plate, it's not suprising that you can stall it. But at least from the looks of your video it seems that you would have to use "unreasonable" force to make it stall.
I really like that you can apply force much more evenly and easily with the new one. For larger surfaces, this will be a great addition. And given that it's LXT, the price will be managable, so you can just throw this one in your tool bag without much discussion with your better half :)
Vibration/random orbit sanders are for retired people.. that need a massage… Us working stiffs prefer the belt sander so we dont miss the coffee break.
@@johngamba7912 Oh dear, someone who talks like that shouldn't be near any powertool :D
@@johngamba7912 my mafell grinder does not give a massage. the quietest-running grinder I own. to be equated with the Mirja external grinder.
Fibre discs on an angle grinder have really opened up sanding / stripping options.
Cheers Tools. Another cracking review.
She definitely ain't no oil painting but it looks like it goes like a cut cat.
My thoughts exactly
The Makita multi tool with the dust port is the best detailed sander I have used.
Which model do you use?
I use the dtm51 the weight keeps the vibration down somewhat it reminds of the original fein I still have it work. I have purchased the dtm52 just waiting on the port on backorder till late November. Makita release tools to aus after nz
Love the "Aliens" style laser intro 👍
Great informative video again 👍
Glad you liked it
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL To be fair you're my go to for makita stuff , just whish i could afford to spend £500 on a BTC04 🤣
If only the 6” polisher had dust extraction, would give festool and mirka a run for their money.
Great video as always. How are the sanding swirl marks comparison between the two machines?
When you were ripping the sandpaper the PTSD kicked in of all the times I've torn a piece of paper trying to do that instead of cutting it lmaoo.
When I first started getting serious about sanding I purchased several Rupes sanders (we're talking close to 3 decades ago). The Rupes worked well but shot up plumes of dust. I later got seduced by Festool as we had two young babies and the dust collection promises attracted me .. and the DC worked really well. Festool can be a bit of a drug .. the tools multiply like Tribbles :(
Now living rural on the Sunshine Coast I tend to take the sanding outside and and let nature do the DC.
I only have one cordless sander and ironically it gets used more than the dozen Festool sanders combined. I also won't bother with the cordless Festool sanders as they are horrendously expensive now and their major selling point of dust collection isn't that compelling if I'm sanding outside.
To my knowledge this must be the only reputable brand 1/3 sheet cordless on the market. It's a no brainer!
still wear a respirator even if you're working outside with a good wind. . CZcams shop channels have guys with terminal lung disease (likely due to not protecting their legs).
Super Nice reiew.
Even i'm also a Makita guy but for grinding machines I recommend Festool grinding machines (100%)
Test em both on a wall , the orbital will work better , different purpose as is the new 1/4 sheet
Ok, I went into this video thinking "finally! A tool Tools & Stuff reviewed that I don't care about not having in the US!" And then it destroyed the RO sander. 🤦♂️
You should have it by April, or buy it in the link😉
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Yeah I believe they were announced here at the STAFDA conference last week. I just happen to be in the middle of refinishing some antique doors and spending a ton of time sanding...
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Awesome review, I'm rotally gonna get one.
i picked one up .dust collection has only been ok for me .hooking up to a vacuum has been a problem .doesn't hook to any of my festool vacs . adding an adapter makes it goof clumsy long .that "o" ring on that dust port does not stay in place . It is makita quality just hasn't been a big score for me so far .
My Makita 180 has been a disappointment. I loved my Makita 110v orbital sander and decided to try the 18v bo180. In my opinion 180 is not very powerful and I seldom use it…
The 1/3 sheet sander might just be ok though. The 110v orbital Makitas dust collection is very good. I have to watch that the bag doesn’t become packed. It has the same cloth bag type filter as the 1/3 sheet sander. Just my 2 cents worth. Nice review. Thanks
I have a version of the orbital, and it doesn't have the useless filter bag, just a cloth one. it seems to do pretty okay. maybe you could buy a replacement for a usa model, that way you have something more functional.
Yes I have thought about doing that.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Part number is :1660784 if you need it. *that may just be for the bag, you need the nozzle too: 416063-0 *
might be better to buy and ship a whole sander from the states, just the parts is like a third of the price
My cloth bag works pretty well also. It's a great sander for me. Hook and loop paper is the bomb also.
Good review on a very well thought-out tool.
Plus: whhhooooms per min. should be the official spec from now on.
Greatest sheet sander ever. 9045N with dust extraction shroud. You can’t even find it on the internet anymore they’ll show you a newer old model at best. Mic drop!! Lmao. It’s a heavy, loud bastard and corded of course but….Whahat!
Great video as always I been looking at this for a few so thanks. Imma go pick up my new 18 volt ratchet now 😎😉. I got it for $80 US at HD with a 2pk 4.0ah starter kit for $90 respectively. Don’t know if I’m gonna keep the batteries but they’ve went through the roof$$. I really want some 6.0s for my x2 blower I use all the time for the house Happy Halloween all!
Get 5s for the blower.
Long weekend... Yep it always rains on my birthday. Definitely prefer 1/3 sheet clamped to those 'orrible Velcro random things.
Worth staying up for
Now I watch this again, wonder if you can do a comparison video between BO380 and Milwaukee M18 Belt Sander?
It's a keeper.
Great review. I’m wondering the big difference between that and the corded version. Besides the obvious of course.
Great review and tool. One to get one once it's out. Just surprised that the 1/4 sander is brushed. When I first saw the sanders, I thought both are brushless.
Are you saying you have heard that the 1/4 sheet sander is brushed?
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Yes. On the picture at the end of the video it doesn't say brushless as on the 1/3. Usually it screams brushless with a bunch of signs. And same in the press release, nothing being mentioned about being brushless.
Any sander you should never push down on it hard let it work using its own weight. 50 years plus I've been at my workbench cabinet making believe me I know with exspirience how you get the best use from any sander.
Nice sanders.
I'd be interested in this for sanding finish.
Ford Cortina - 1962 - 1982. So 68 was good random year to pick. Not the diff though but I _have_ changed a few engine parts on a _67_ Ford _Anglia_ . So did you win the makita insta challenge?
Random?!? How dare you. I grew up in an Anglia. I don't think I won, but I haven't checked...
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL did you have an angle box as well?
Your face is an angle box!
Great video! I'm tempted! Please could you tell me the part code for the dust extractor connection?
Nice sander. Looks easy to handle & makes a good job of it. Have you got the Makita laser. 🙏🏾🔔🤙🏾
Love your content. One question, how do you get these tools so far in advance? This isn't available for 6mos in USA.
I import them from Japan sometimes, like this one, and most have been released in New Zealand well before the states since the start of Covid.
Just out of interest, what do you do for a job? Are you a chippie? Have you got a your own crew? Thanks mate
Good stuff @Tools & Stuff! Question, How is the abrasion of this BO380D? Does it leave swirlmarks or pigtails like the usual orbital sanders? Also, the vibration, is it friendly to our hands? Thank in advance
Would love to see the DBO480 in action. Is the DBO480 also BrushLess? Can the DBO380 or DBO480 also be used for polishing painted alloy windows frames?
Do you think a hose alone attached and left to dangle would extract the dust?
I want a 40v version of this sander
Thanks bud
The multi-tool has the sander
That's a terrific sander. A shame it's made in China. I would be happy to pay more and have "Made in Japan" written on a Makita product.
Seen on S* T* TV channel. There are no Battery proctector and Punch Plate in Japanese version?
I came here for the sander but all im thinking about is korg from love amd thunder.
1. have you used the Makita rebar tie machine? Found it a bit hard to work quickly compared to the Maxx version we used to hire.
2. is there any online resource you use for figuring out US model codes, or you've figured them out?
3. thanx
1. I did a review on it a few weeks back.
2. I work it out, it's easy once you know how they do it. With this one I am just not sure whether it will be the 02 or 03 as I think the 02 will be the 1/4 sheet, but it hasn't been released anywhere yet so hard to tell, but it should be the DBO280 in this part of the world.
3. Cheers.
I've wanted this sander ever since I got my orbital sander. A sheet sander is much easier for some applications. Are they releasing this in Australia do you reckon?
edit: shoulda watched the whole vid before asking about release in Australia lol..
They are, but when I don't know. I think they are releasing it here tomorrow. Both this model and the AWS version are available to order from Makita for delivery next week in NZ. The States is due (I think) to get them in April, so Aussie will be somewhere in between.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL awesome stuff! definitely bumping this one up the list for my next purchase. cheers mate
Or you can get it shipped from NZ 😉
Are you back using your 305mm mitre saw over the 40v 216mm?
🤣🤣🤣 doesn't stall.
Great video!
Another awesome vid👍🖖👏
I'd call it brutish good looks.
That's one way of looking at it...
2nd comment on this video (hopefully helping the algorithm):
Asking any US viewers who have ordered from Japan, how long has delivery taken? Thanks!
If I could be sure the Makita tool was indeed made in Japan, the wait time would be secondary. I've ordered and returned Makita USA and China power tools. Not the same as Japanese! Even if it is more $, it is worth it. I have found Japanese made Makita tools to be very close in quality to Festool.
Well I'm not in the US, obviously, but the seller listed in the description ships via DHL and mine was sent from Tokyo on Monday and I had it on Friday in NZ and the Hikoki 36v trim router got to me in less than 48 hours!!! And it goes from Japan to Hong Kong to Singapore to Sydney to Auckland. Quicker than shipping from one side of Auckland to the other.
Hello, I am from Uruguay, how can I get it? You sell the Sander Makita that you show in the video?
This is where I got mine ebay.us/31FcGM Let me know if you can't get one of these as I may be able to help you.
That is what came in the bag?
RO sander allows you to get more life out of the paper as it uses all directions.
Looks nice, but still light years away from the power of a brazilian Raimann BTS-1 (corded and half a file sheet - about US$ 100).
Makita dealer lend me a DBO180 and a BO6050 to do some testing. I really like the DBO (5"). Couldn't notice a faster or better sanding with the 6" corded. In the end of my test, the gear on the BO6050 broke. Luckly I'm a great costumer from them and they applied for warranty repair.
Mikita sells a cheap metal stamping plate for punching those holes in paper.
I think I saw a picture of a cordless delta sander somewhere, so the belt sander probably won't be next 😐
Next is a 1/4 sheet sander.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Ah yes, that one. It's that sheet sander where you can clip on a delta 'nose'. I think I saw that and thought that was a delta sander. Makes sense, since Makita doesn't even have a corded delta sander.
I didn't know Taika Waititi had a tool chanel
A lot of people comment that I sound like Taika, except NZers... no New Zealander would ever think I sound like Taika.
Man you guys are starto get all the new stuff before Aus. Yous have the plunge saw and now this. Dont know whats going on with makita Aus
We've been getting Makita stuff before you guys since that bug started going around.
just looked on the UK version...................one supplier shows the same dust bag as the random orbit sander no no no.........................another supplier shows the new dust bag and says it comes with a punch plate for the holes like the corded version i will keep you posted
The NZ version comes with the solid dust collector, punch plate and rubber comfort grip to put over the battery.
Any chance for this in America soon tools?
Also great video on this tool. Been waiting for a long ass time for makita to drop something sander related. It's been forever with a different choice to sand with.
It's looking like April at the moment.
It annoys me a bit when people talk about a "good looking" tool. If it's well built and does the job without issue then what has its image got to do with it? It's a tool use to perform a job not to look at
Perhaps you are taking things a bit too seriously.
12000 woobs per minute!? No way! NOOIZ!
woobs to burn
Well done on another great video. Be careful about buying Makita. If you have a warranty repair you may waits for months and moths for Makita to fix it. Really poor customer service in Australia at least.
In russia forty five days to fix it, the law gives this time to brands but anyway makita is favorite)
Had the guts of a drill replaced in 48hrs in Brisbane. No questions asked.
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UK is five to ten days max usually within five
Want a “detail sander”? Don’t know if Makita is up to the task - dealing with details.. just kidding, they are great… go teal!
Lasers.
Yeah man!
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I can’t even keep track of everything they announced for Japan, New Zealand and the USA this week. Good luck. Did you see the updated folding torch? There’s an XGT one and an LXT one. Not having a heat gun on LXT has been a thorn in my side since that’s the line I have a dozen batteries for. I really hope they shadow drop it in the US this month, I literally had the Metabo (Steinel) one in my cart when I found out about the Makita.
DBO…lxt out of the box, looks like something is missing during assembly… oh never mind, its the battery. This one I would feel disappointed unless I bought it as a kit with battery and an “Ugly Box”. PS Dust extraction… your doing it all wrong… it’s suppose to fit with inside diameter fitted hose, in metric… no wait, that an outside diameter fitted hose in imperial… no wait…
🤔…. Definition of LXT: “ Let’s Xross That…” later… how else would engineering justify DBO381?
Makitas ROS is terrible. Height of the tool is terrible...
Festool is better
And only 6 times the price.
Pointless comment of the day award goes to….
FesTroll
I have to agree. having worked with plenty of painters here in NL. They all use Festool sanders and they kick ass compared to Makita Sanders. totally worth paying extra in my opinion. I Have alot of makita tools and love them But for sanders I would go with festool
And Mafell is better than Festool, but he's not doing a video about those, now is he?