- What is the difference between turbo mode and random-orbit mode?
- Turbo mode drives the pad in a forced rotation for fast stock removal. Standard mode is a free random orbit for fine, swirl-free finishing.
- Does it use 6-inch or 5-inch discs?
- It uses 6-inch hook-and-loop discs with a multi-hole pattern. 5-inch discs will not fit.
- Do I need a vacuum for dust collection?
- A shop vacuum makes the multi-hole dust collection work well. Without one, dust pickup is limited.
- Is it good for fine finishing?
- Yes. In standard random-orbit mode with 220 to 600 grit it leaves a smooth surface suitable for stain and finish.
- How does it compare with a belt sander?
- Turbo mode removes stock quickly but with more control and less gouging risk than a belt sander, and it can also finish sand.
- What grits does it handle?
- It works with discs from 80 through 600 grit, covering stock removal to final finishing.
- Where is the Bosch GET75-6N Random Orbit Sander cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $304.99, 22% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Bosch GET75-6N Random Orbit Sander?
- 15 stores we checked sell it, including 1TopTools, Burns Power Tools, Acme Tools, Tool Nut, Beaver Industrial Supply.