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== Bosch PSS 250 AE ==
== Bosch PSS 250 AE ==
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Revision as of 09:18, 27 February 2019

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Sheet Sanders

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Synonyms: orbital finishing sanders;
DE: Schwingschleifer
Type: power sanders
Material: depends on sanding sheet (usually wood)
Used with: sandpaper
Location: wood workshop
Access Requirements: after commissioning
Similar (More or Less): eccentric and other power sanders

Sheet sanders have a square orbiting pad that lets you reach into corners and remove a similar amount of material as eccentric sanders. Because they lack the additional turning motion though, they are more prone to leaving sanding marks on your workpiece if you're not careful.

We should soon be able to add two sheet sanders to our sanding corner, they just need to be commissioned.

This tool is not ready for use yet since not all commissioning steps have been completed. The process is not yet tracked on GitHub. Feel free to contribute to making it usable, any help is very welcome!

Task comment Status
Name the tool: Bosch PSS 250 AE; SKIL xy 1/2
Take a picture - pending
Find the manual as PDF Bosch, SKIL:? 1/2
Documentation e.g. sheet sizes? method of sheet holding? dust collection? pending
Print QR-Code use the wikicrawler pending
Introduction Handheld Sander Introduction done
Security Check Bosch checked, SKIL:? 1/2
Test Bosch tested, SKIL:? 1/2
tool's name, owner and approx. value provide to Patrick for inventorization pending
Last step: make it available physically and in the wiki - then delete this template pending



Bosch PSS 250 AE

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Bosch PSS 250 AE

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Used with: sandpaper - 93 × 185 mm (hook and loop)
or 93 × 230 mm (plain, clamped)
Location: wood workshop
Access Requirements: after commissioning
Manual: ManualsLib

The Bosch PSS 250 AE can be used with hook-and-loop sandpaper strips, but regular ones can also be clamped in.

It has a "microfilter" that reduces airborne dust, but you should still use a shop vac and/or go outside and it does not hurt to still protect yourself with a dust mask. The sandpaper should have the appropriate holes for dust extraction to work, of course!