Hey guys. Anyone own or ever use a tool called The Sanding Solution? It's an inertia powered sanding apparatus, which is attractive because I'd rather not have a power cord to fumble around with like when using a drill & disc holder, and a quality cordless drill is just too much money to risk ruining by using it for sanding. This thing is something that seems like it would last potentially forever, save for possibly having to replace a couple bearings down the line at some point.
Also curious as to opinions on whether an inertia-powered system like this would have the same effectiveness as a pneumatic sander. A Grex 105 degree orbital runs about 100 bucks, and my compressor could easily handle the cfm requirements, but then you have the noise of the compressor to deal with. Hence my leaning towards the inertia sander.
My only concern with the inertia style sander is that it couldn't be used on a turning that warps slightly, since it wouldn't run true on the lathe.
I'm close to pulling the trigger on it but at 160 bucks I thought I'd see if I could squeeze some willing Creekers for pros and/or cons.