Title: Great woodturning sander
Product review: I have had my Makita DA3010F4 drill for several months now and I use it for semi-production woodturning sanding. I typically use 2" diameter velcro sanding discs but it has more than enough power and speed to handle 3" diameter discs as well. It gets warm under longterm use but not hot enough to make it uncomfortable to hold. I originally bought a Neiko sander because it was cheap but after a month or so it started sounding rough and I new that I needed a production grade tool. After quite a bit of research I decided on this and havn't regretted it even though it costs as much as 6+ of the Neikos. You get what you pay for seems fitting in this instance. One thing I do miss about the Neiko is it's a bit shorter and has a higher than 90 degree angle between the drill chuck and handle but those are minor issues.P.S. It's made in Japan and the quality shows it.
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