BLACK+DECKER Matrix Sander Attachment (BDCMTS)

For the amount of time that iv had this attachment it's worked great for sanding wood projects and plaster on the walls when prepping for painting.

I needed to strip stain off an old piece so I could paint it different color. This device coupled with 80 grit sandpaper turned a 2 hour project into 15 minutes. It left no stain and made my project very receptive to both conditioner and Milk Paint.

Haven't used it yet, but if it works like the other attachments i'm satisfied.

Purchased attachment for personal use. Ended up using it for the first time at work sanding a aluminum window frame.

i bought the black and decker drill a year ago and im buying the parts little by little. my husband got thr sander this xmas and he likes it, the onky bad thing for him is that he has to buy the paper sander once it runs out. other than that it was great

It is compatible with finger-platens from the Mouse Sander and the 20v sander! Like the title, this attachment seems quite a bit unwieldy. The sander likes to jump around and wrestle itself free while using it, so it may require two hands to operate. I did find that it removes material at a decent speed too, maybe around 3 inches for every 1 second on a solid wood chair due to the size of the sander attachment. It's no belt-sander, but it'll do great as a finishing//detail sander. Lastly, out of curiosity I tried to attach a finger-platen to the port where the replaceable-tip goes, and it fit perfectly, screw-and-all! Because of that: I was able to use this attachment to sand where it normally couldn't reach and found that it works great with the finger-platen

Had to replace old one because sides of unit came apart. Just used new one for first time and same thing happened. Have tried to use superglue to hold it together . . . don't know if that will work till next time I use it. Should be better constructed.

I bought this item in a set with the drill and would not recommend! I was really looking forward to the sander attachment because I have been wanting a cordless one. I use hand tools daily and the sander has no power what's so ever, all it does is vibrate it would me all day to actually get something sanded down and that just wood don't try sanding off paint unless your week is clear! The drill doesn't have power either! I was trying to drill holes in plain cedar (pretty soft wood and brand new bits) and before I could get half an inch in and it started stopping on me. Now I just have 2 pretty cool looking paper weights. Sorry for the harsh words but I'm just very sadly disappointed after getting my hope's up and not to mention behind on orders now because I donated my previous sander! I attempted to add photos but it would not let me.

I really like the matrix system. I use the drill, impact driver, reciprocating saw and jig saw. All them attachment pretty good for small projects. The stander attachment fell apart after 5 months of light use. It was used for 4 projects. Velcro came apart.