Features

• Built in dust collection hookup
• Instantaneous electronic feedback system maintains constant RPM
• Covers 78% more surface area than a standard 6 in. sander
• 1200 watt, 7000 no load RPM
• Hook & loop with dust extraction

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Random-Orbit Sanders   

Features

• 30-day warranty
• Universal eccentric sanding action ideal for smoothing out small to medium surface areas
• Velcro-attached sanding sheets for faster paper changes and less down time
• Low-vibration for less operator fatigue
• Contains 98% of dust

Reviews (6)

Nice combo, but expensive at Amazon
This is an outstanding combination for dustless sanding.I got mine from Coastal tools for $559.95 ($170.00 less than Amazon)

Great idea, but reliability issues
I worked in a cabinet shop that did an ongoing production run of solid-surface bank teller counters, and for surfacing and polishing the tops, they used these Fein vacuum sanders.They were very effective, and kept that miserable Corian dust down to a very respectable minimum.However, it seemed as though they spent nearly as much time tinkering with the sanders trying to make them work decently as they did actually using them.

Fein Sander vs Bosch 3727DVS.
At the risk of being the odd man out. I just came from the WoodWorks2002 show at the Ft Washington PA Center. Top names were there demonstrating, as well as vendors with their wares. Fortunately the Fein sander vac combination, with all of the Fein sanders were there to use. The rep attached each of the sanders to the latest Turbo III vac. As an owner of a Bosch 3727DVS 6" sander, which is twice the money of their regular line, but less than half the cost of the Fein, I noticed that the Fein models, had vibration delivered to your hands. I had so so feelings about the Bosch sander, but after using the Fein, I must admit, I am now a lot fonder of my Bosch. The Fein did remove the material rapidly from the stock. I thought the Bosch removed material quickly also. Without a side by side comparison, it would be tough to tell any differences. The only problem with the Fein is the vibration would give me discomfort after using it for awhile. I know this sounds unbelievable after reading the other reviews that state they did not have a problem with vibration, even after hours of use. The vibration next to the Bosch model was substantial in comparison. It was that way with both of the Fein sanding models. He did not hook up the air driven model, stating it was the same as the electric, and did not have a compressor to feed it.
The odd thing is that I was talking to someone else at the store that had a Fein sanding system, and he mentioned the vibration to me. I did not prompt him for that information. A conversation broke out near a router station, and it drifted into sanders. He said, "I have the Fein sander, and the vibration is a problem." I immediately responded that I noticed the same thing.
I own a Fein RT-1800 router, see my review, "Simply put, this is the very best", and I also have the Fein Multimaster, with their pro cut, and extra individual blades, and loads of sandpaper boxes. I love the Fein quality.
The dust capturing feature is something that the Bosch has also. Holes in the bottom of the sanding pad and paper, allow the vacuum to suck up the dust. Fein advertises that it picks up 99 percent of the dust. A small amount of dust that is generated at the edges of the disc, escape the draw of the vacuum. The Bosch does the same thing.
The Fein Turbo vac is a very nice unit. It doesn't complain when the air flow is limited. It has an independent cooling air flow. I use a Sears 6 1/4 HP model that is designed for a ton of airflow. Hooking it up to the small flow of the sander, is like trying to breathe through a straw. What I did was to hook up the 2 1/2" airline to the outlet, which is smaller. I let it leak. The extra air that is released around the outside of the inlet nozzle, successfully draws that 1% of dust that escapes the edges of the pad. Wahlah, complete dust capture. Noisy in comparison, but complete.
The Fein turbo vac has the advantage of being super quiet, auto run when you start the sander (the sander plugs into an outlet on the vac, so it knows when it turns on) and is designed specifically for the flow levels of sanding.
I know I will receive a lot of flak stating that it vibrates, especially since the other reviewers are obviously professionals, and did not notice a problem with that. I did not use it for a long period of time, but the vibration was very noticeable. The Bosch 6" is substantially smoother.
The other thing worth mentioning is that the 8" Fein had a tendency to dance across the wood, when riding flat, whereas the smaller model gave you a more stable ride. It is capable of hovering without pulling you erratically. Either sander you could ever so lightly tilt to one edge, minutely off of plane, and get a stable ride, but then you are doing more digging. The perfectly flat ride, will not dig, and gives you the maximum work surface at one time. So the smaller model gives you more of the advantage of a flat sheet sander, than the 8" model does. The Bosch 6" gives you that kind of stability at all speeds. Maybe their is something inherent in the 6" disc that makes for a more stable ride.
I must admit the Fein cut a lot of material very quickly. The package is very quiet. I know from my other Fein equipment that it is built to last. For those reasons, I gave it 5 stars.
I'm overly sensitive to vibration, because I was using an inexpensive vibrating sander, that gave me throbbing fingers after 20 minutes of use. The Bosch was a dream in comparison, so when I did a hands on with the Fein, I was surprised. It was a lot better than the vibrating sander, but not as smooth as the Bosch.
If you do a decent amount of sanding, and have a hard time scuffing up the cash for the Fein unit, check out the Bosch 3727DVS. It's twice the money of the standard Bosch line, but is an impressive unit. Hope this helps. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Random-Orbit Sanders   

Features

• Two battery positions for tight quarters and less wrist strain
• 1-3/16-inch capacity in wood; 1/2-inch capacity in steel for a wide variety of applications
• 12 clutch settings for customizing tool speed and power to an array of tasks
• Motor utilizes rare earth magnets for enhanced performance and longer tool life
• Lightweight only 4.2 lbs for optimal handling

Reviews (2)

Finally some quality !!
I purchased this drill kit about a month ago and have not finished puttingit thru it's paces- but, it has outperformed my B&D 12v, and my oldstandby Sunbeam (1958). Fein has the ability to develop torque after theothers give-up.(especially handy with the 1/2in capacity chuck). This drillis well balanced and the dual position battery lets you work in closerplaces. A "remote" battery extension cord would be a niceaccessory. I am still not used to the reverse switch location - butlearning. The instruction book is less than great - but the carrybox ismagnificent. A lifetime purchase for a homeowner/hobbyist. Even the serviceagency in Pittsburgh seems above average -'tho not tested yet!

Only 12 Volts, I do not believe it
As a former carpenter who used my tools to pay my way through college, I have owned and worn out more good tools than I want to think about.With the recent demise of my B&D commercial corded drill, I decided that Ionly wanted to buy one more drill (unless, at my option, I convince myselfin the future that I really need another). I bought the Fein based on thecompany's reputation for quality and longevity, and have been using it forsome rather heavy remodeling I am doing to my house.I have been blownaway by the performance of this drill.Classic Teutonic, like my BMW.Nobit, screw or hole saw has slowed it down, the dual battery locations aremuch more useful than I imagined when I bought the Fein, and the speedcontrol is prescise.How they got this much power and control in such asreasonably sized 12 volt package, I will never know.If you can stomachthe price, stop your search.You can save money with another drill now,but you will not find this quality anywhere else. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Cordless Tools    4. (Volt)    5. (V)    6. Drill-Drivers   

Features

• Perforated paper for use with dust extractor kit allows for cleaner, faster work
• 140 grit paper provides detailed sanding in small areas
• 50 pieces of paper to attach to hook and loop pad on Multimaster
• Fully synthetic-resin bonded
• For detailed sanding applications

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sander Paper    5. (Sandpaper)   

Features

• 80 grit paper provides aggressive sanding in small areas
• 50 pieces of paper to attach to finger pad on Multimaster
• Fully synthetic-resin bonded
• For aggressive sanding applications
• Fits in smaller spaces where standard pad doesn¿t fit

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sander Paper    5. (Sandpaper)   

Features

• Designed for smaller plunge cutting applications
• 3/8" Wood cutting blade
• Fits into mini E-cut adapter for Multimaster
• Perfect for modeling and trim work
• Larger tooth pattern provides for more aggressive cutting

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sander Accessories   

Features

• Fully synthetic-resin bonded
• 120 grit
• For most applications
• PSA 50 pack
• No dust extraction

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sander Paper    5. (Sandpaper)   

Features

• 100 grit
• For most applications
• PSA 50 pack
• No dust pickup
• Fully synthetic-resin bonded

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sander Paper    5. (Sandpaper)   

Features

• Fully synthetic-resin bonded
• 180 grit
• PSA 50-pack
• No dust extraction
• For most applications

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sander Paper    5. (Sandpaper)   

Features

• 220 grit
• PSA 50-pack
• No dust extraction
• For most applications
• Fully synthetic-resin bonded

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sander Paper    5. (Sandpaper)   

Features

• Fully synthetic-resin bonded
• 150 grit
• PSA 50-pack
• No dust extraction
• For most applications

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sander Paper    5. (Sandpaper)   

Features

• Fully synthetic-resin bonded
• 60 grit
• PSA pack
• No dust pickup
• For most applications

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sander Paper    5. (Sandpaper)   

Features

• Fully synthetic-resin bonded
• 320 grit
• PSA 50-pack
• No dust extraction
• For most applications

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sander Paper    5. (Sandpaper)   

Features

• Fully synthetic-resin bonded
• 40 grit
• PSA 50-pACk
• No dust pickup
• For most applications

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sander Paper    5. (Sandpaper)   

Features

• 120 grit paper provides aggressive sanding in small areas
• 50 pieces of paper to attach to finger pad on Multimaster
• Fully synthetic-resin bonded
• For aggressive sanding applications
• Fits in smaller spaces where standard pad doesn¿t fit

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sander Paper    5. (Sandpaper)   

Features

• Fits in smaller spaces where standard pad doesn't fit
• 320 grit paper provides aggressive sanding in small areas
• 50 pieces of paper to attach to finger pad on Multimaster
• Fully synthetic-resin bonded
• For aggressive sanding applications

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sander Paper    5. (Sandpaper)   

Features

• Self start lock prevents start up after power interruption
• Rear handle is adjustable so grinder can be used in any position
• NULL

Subjects:  1. Grinders    2. Angle Grinders   

Features

• Designed for smaller plunge cutting applications
• 3/8" High speed steel blade
• Fits into mini E-cut adapter for Multimaster
• Perfect for modeling and trim work
• Smaller tooth pattern provides for longer blade life

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sander Accessories   

Features

• One Year Warrenty
• Quiet, vibration-free operation
• Detail sander, scraper and saw
• Unique oscillating action
• Lightweight ergonomic design

Reviews (1)

Why no VS?
Great tool but why doesn't it have the veriable speed function?Not a very costly item to add.would be nice if you could add the VS componuts as an add on kit. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Sanders    4. Detail Sanders    5. (Finish Sanders)   

Features

• Five pack of dust bags for Fein Turbo II vacuum
• Disposable bags collect dust and particles picked up by vacuum
• Designed for use in conjunction with 1 Micron (TII1MCRN) or HEPA (TIIHEPA) filter
• Only fit Turbo II Vacuum

Reviews (2)

Fein Dust Bag Mistake!!!
I almost bought the Fein 9-11-20 vacuum with these bags but decided against it. I discovered the bags go with another model and WILL NOT work with this smaller model. I did not want to discover what other accessories in this order would have been messed up.

This inventory mistake was pointed out in December 2002 by another customer and has not yet been corrected. Very sloppy, Amazon.

Thanks to Froogle.com, I will now be buying this item and its bags at CoastalToo.com. The price (including s&h) is the same but without the headaches.

WARNING!
If you are buying a Fein 9-11-20 vac, don't buy this 5 pack of bags!
Even though it is advertised with the 9-11-20, they are for a different machine.Now I'm faced with a return....... ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Fein    2. (Fien)    3. Vacuums    4. Dust Collectors    5. Dust Bags    6. (Vacumes)    7. (Vaccuums)    8. (Vaccums)    9. (Vacums)