Pole Sander for Drywall, 89 Inch Radial Sander with Manual Hand Drywall Sander, Extended Extension Pole, 5 pcs Sanding Discs (80/100/120/180/240 Grit), for Wall and Ceiling Sanding

This is handy if you need to sand a good amount of drywall. We're skim-coating a hallway, so sanding is important, and this gives us much better reach without having to climb constantly. It's manual, so you retain full control and won't over-sand. While it's reasonably lightweight, it does still get tiring to use, especially if you have to sand over a large area. So just pace yourself. Overall, it seems well-made and it's leaving me with a decently-smooth finish. Worth the cost just for the up-and-down it saves me.

Okay Sander! Reaches high but wobbles a bit. Pros: • Long pole • Comes with discs Built very well! Cons: • Head shaky • Paper slips Fine for home jobs.

This thing technically works so I didn't give it one star but... barely. Pros- it's a standard 9" hook and loop pad so you can use standard sanding discs and they work just fine and you can get a nice, smooth finish. The connection for the swivel (and thus the end of the handle) is a standard acme thread so you can mount it on a decent handle. Cons- Everything else. The handle is so flimsy that if you look at it funny, it dents or buckles. There is no way you can use this at full extension and put any type of pressure on it. The orange handle for the other pad (there are two heads, one swivel, one with a handle) is so cheap that when you press it in to put together, it deforms the plastic enough you can see the white where it got weakened. The handy carrying bag is really nice actually but it's obviously for a different product because this thing doesn't actually fit in there. Seriously. The bag might be the nicest part but use it for other tools I guess. The swivel head is super floppy and it's held together with rivets so you can't tighten it up. There is no way for you to put any tension on it and have it work unless you dismantle it and replace parts. Did this help me with smoothing some drywall patches on a high wall? Yes indeed. Was it worth it? Absolutely not. I'll make some adjustments to it to make it more useful but messing around with the flimsy handle and head swivel negated any time savings it may bring. This is absolutely a case where spending more for a higher end one is worth it. This is just not that useful.

I'm very happy with this drywall sander with extension pole. It has come in extremely handy for repairing the holes in my drywall that are otherwise very hard for me to reach. In addition to being a great time-saver, it actually does work very well and feels durable enough to last a long time and for several uses. I will say, it is prudent to wear a mask and some eye protection while working with this because it obviously creates a lot of dust when sanding the wall smooth and since you are working with drywall above your head, it will naturally fall down onto you and into your eyes... And you don't want to breathing in joint compound dust. Gravity strikes again. lol.

I gave this set four stars because of what it contained for the price. The Set is not great quality but for a small job maybe one room it will do the trick for a reasonable price. This would work fine to sand peeling ceiling paint or just to lightly sand and clean it to help the new paint stick better. It's not a bad set it's just a budget set so you'll have to be a bit more gentle with it than you would with a pro quality tool. The good part is this kit comes with everything you'll probably need to complete a small job including the sanding disks

generous kit, and long range. However it's hard to apply a lot of force with thus hard to sand

In one kit, you'll find all the necessary items for sanding drywall. This kit comes complete with two sanding heads, pole and handled versions, the pole is segmented so it breaks down for storage in the handy carrying case. When assembled it's just shy of 90" long Also come with sand paper that fits via Velcro, so it's easy to switch grit paper at any time. Both heads are robust and comfortable to use for extended periods of time. I like this set, its well made, works perfectly and is very affordable. I'm not seeing me having to replace this anytime soon.

I do small drywall patchwork around my house a few times a year, and I’ve had an unfinished area in my garage that I kept putting off because it’s awkward to reach and would normally require a ladder. This extendable sanding pole turned out to be a great solution for that situation and worked very well for my needs. Pros: -The extension poles screw together securely and don’t feel loose during use -Even at full extension, the pole feels solid and reasonably sturdy -Sanding discs attach easily and securely using hook-and-loop -Adjustable length by adding or removing pole sections is very convenient -The handheld sander feels balanced and comfortable to use -Comes with a durable canvas bag that holds the entire set neatly Cons: -This is clearly consumer-grade equipment; it’s well suited for DIY projects but not intended for professional daily use -The handheld sander assembly lacks alignment markings, so positioning the handle evenly requires some guesswork or extra measuring Overall, I think this is a very good value for the money. It helped me finally complete a long-delayed sanding project in my garage, and I expect it to be useful for many future home repairs.