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This sanding block works well, is durable and comfortable to use. I like the way the sandpaper clips onto the ends of the block. However, I do wish that they had made it just a bit shorter so there would be just a bit more of the sandpaper under the clip.

Nice sanding block; very easy to install/remove sandpaper. The clamps dont damage the paper, so it can be reused if youre switching back & forth between grits.

Much better than the old rubber block! Large surface... easy to get the paper on it

This is my second, so I can have two grits of sandpaper loaded at once. I have discarded my other sanding blocks because these make better use of the sandpaper and have more of it in contact with the wood.

I like the ease of installing sand paper, the tool has a very nice grip, full in your hand and a nice weight, helping you do the work. The long sander body covers a fair amount of territory. Have not tried it, but can see the sander being a little tight to use in small areas.

Best sanding block going. You will love its efficient use of paper, ease of installing paper, size and shape.

This was recommended by a YouTube woodworker and I really like the heft of it. The size and flatness is good to ensure even sanding across a larger area and the paper holds well.

Does a good job and easy to load

I was hesitant to spend this much on a sanding block. After all, how much difference could it make versus a block of wood or the hard old rubber block Ive used for the last decade and a half? Well, a big difference it turns out. Easy to load paper into, and sands so quickly. Nice weight to hold it flat and make the job easier. I didnt expect it to make such a big difference, but it does. Glad I spent the money!

Subject line says it all. Ive owned one of these for several months and just bought several more (in different colors). Changing sandpaper is so very, very easy with this tool. However, it is even easier to own multiples, so you can keep one within reach preloaded with different grades of sandpaper. These things almost make sanding enjoyable. Now, if only it magically sucked-up all the dust… By the way, I use an old hacksaw blade to cut sandpaper sheets to size. Just fold the sheet in half, then in half again, and while holding the sheet flat on a table (and folded), insert blade into fold and pull parallel to tabletop. This works a little easier if you use a blade handle and perform the cutting action near edge of table. Benefits: Very comfortable to hold and use Very easy to load and unload sandpaper Uses one-quarter sheets of sandpaper Good for wet or dry sanding Simple to install sandpaper straight Negatives: A little pricey, but (obviously) worth it: I bought more!