
Makita 9404 Sander
Model: 9404A long standing Makita sander with a 4.6 rating from 888 reviews, though this listing carries no attribute data on power, speed or size.
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A long standing Makita sander with a 4.6 rating from 888 reviews, though this listing carries no attribute data on power, speed or size.

A sander from the ONEAND line with a solid rating but essentially no listed specifications here, so confirm the sanding type and power source directly before ordering.

With few specs listed beyond the model, this reads as a straightforward corded sander from an established brand, worth confirming details on the current listing before buying.

With Ingersoll's name behind it and steady recent purchases, this sander is worth a look, though it is worth checking the current listing for disc size and power specs first.

A demand history worth noting (649 ratings, 100 bought last month) but a listing thin on detail. Confirm amp rating and pad size with Metabo before buying if that matters to your job.

The 4.5 rating from 531 reviews suggests past buyers were generally satisfied, but recent sales have stalled and this data lacks the power and weight details needed to judge fit for a specific job.

A DEWALT sander sold under the DCM200B model number, with no published spec sheet on this listing. Check DEWALT's own product page for pad size and power details before buying.

A sander with the lowest rating in this group and no published specs, so there is little here beyond the model name and category to base a purchase on.

A Worx-branded sander with no confirmed specs in this data. Check the live listing for pad type and power source before buying.

A well-reviewed sander at 4.7 stars across 487 ratings, but the listing skips the specs that usually decide a sander purchase. Fine for a known replacement, riskier as a first-time buy.


A drywall sander, model GII, with no published specs beyond the title in this listing, worth buying only if the model is already known to you.

With no published specs, this is a brand and category confirmation rather than a full spec comparison. Confirm power source and pad size on the listing before buying.

Ratings and recent purchase volume both look solid for the Festool 576054, but the absence of any power or size specs means buyers are largely trusting the brand.

A Festool-branded sander with a 4.7 rating across 152 reviews, though this listing carries no power or pad-size specs to compare against other sanders.

A Bosch branded sander with a strong rating history but no listed specifications, so confirm the sander type and power figures before buying.

Prostormer's PSES007D-US carries a solid review count, but the listing gives almost nothing to go on beyond model number and category.


A 5 inch sander carrying a decent 4.3 star rating, though beyond that size figure the listing leaves power, speed, and style largely unconfirmed.

A cordless sander with a strong early rating, worth considering for portable sanding jobs once you confirm pad size and battery details on the listing.


With strong buyer volume and a 4.6 rating but no listed specs, the RS01-D looks like a light-duty cordless sander worth confirming against seller photos before buying.

A 120 volt corded sander running at 1800 RPM with dust collection built in, positioned for wall and drywall sanding where dust control matters.

A corded 3 amp sander running at 12000 RPM, rated 4.8 stars across 16 reviews. A solid spec sheet for a compact finishing tool, though confirm pad type before buying.
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