Festool ETSC 2 125-Basic 18V Brushless 125mm Eccentric Sander 577733

Description

Festool ETSC2125-Basic 18V Brushless 125mm Eccentric Sander In Systainer 577733

Integrated LED light ring
Ergonomic design for control
Brushless, quiet EC-TEC motor
Carbide-tipped pad for protection
Customizable lighting via app
Vibration protection for comfort

Features:
Designed to fit your hand: Thanks to its optimised ergonomics and low height, you can work with your hand directly at the surface – for optimal control even in narrow areas.
Illuminating: The first battery-powered one-handed eccentric sander with an integrated light ring.
Individual lighting: There are two light modes that can be set on the machine – full lighting or dimmed light.
Innovative motor technology: The brushless EC-TEC motor is robust and powerful, yet also particularly quiet and low-maintenance.
More functions with the Festool app: You can use your smartphone to dim the light in a customised and infinitely adjustable manner – enabling you to check the surface again after finishing sanding.
Protects your health: The vibration protection guarantees comfortable work without your hands getting tired too soon.
Protects your workpiece: The carbide-tipped sanding pad brake prevents the sanding pad from revolving too quickly when idling – which enables the tool to be applied to a surface without producing scratches and saves you the need for costly rework.
Working with a Festool system: The 18V power in the Festool system enables you to seamlessly switch between batteries and machines.

Areas of application:
Tables, surfaces, doors, door frames, window bars, indoor and outdoor steps, wooden parts, wooden cladding, eaves, small areas in dry mortarless construction, spot repairs, craft projects, fences, balcony boards and much more

Comes With:
1 x PR ETSC 2 125 Protector
1 x SB-Longlife ETSC 2 Dust Collection Bag
1 x StickFix Sanding Pad 125mm (soft-HT)
1 x Systainer SYS3 M 187

Purchased a short while ago, but I've decided to stick the 240v I've got hence this was never used.