Thank you for your lovely comment, it's greatly appreciated! We're hoping to bring many more detailed video like this and if there's anything imparticular you'd like to see feel free to share your thoughts. All the best!

Thanks Tibby, I would really like to see a detailed video on the harness for the planex. I’d like to know how practical and comfortable it really is to use. Also, what’s the highest ceiling you can reasonably get to with that platform. I’m 6 foot tall.

Thanks for your comment! It's great to know you enjoyed the video all the way from the Netherlands :)

You're welcome and glad you find our video useful! We're hope you're having fun with the new Planex! 🙌

You're welcome my friend! It is a long video but there was so much to get through so it's great to know we answered all your questions! Hopefully we can bring more detailed videos like this on many other products.

Thank you Ryan! You're kind words are much appreciated and we're glad you loved our review! 🙏 Let us know how you get on if/when you get one 🙌

Thanks and you're more than welcome! We're glad it helps and we're hoping to do more videos like this 🙌

Thank you! 🙏👍

Thank you! We're looking forward to doing more videos like this on new products :)

Thank you my friend! We hope to bring more reviews like this on many other products in the future :)

Thank you! 🙌🙏

Thanks for your kind words! We tried our best to cover everything and go into much detail as possible so we're glad you found it useful. Let us know how you get on with the fine sandpaper 👍

Did the new interface pad work? Is it just a Velcro soft pad? I have the same issue leaving lines in my light weight mud.

@@jocelynsparks7318 yeah the interface pad is just a Velcro thin foam. It made a difference for me. The foam helped the sander be a bit forgiving when the head might tilt a little beyond it's range or putting it on the wall/cieling as well as lift off. I was doing vaulted ceilings so I really needed that forgiveness. It does however compromise the suction a little. Not a crazy amount but enough to notice. I was operating at full suction and the head set a bit under the ceiling setting and I could see a little bit more than I did before, particularly on the lift off. The 320 mesh pads are great for avoiding swirls. My only gripe is if you sanding near an outlet or light fixture, it might mess up the mesh, causing a curl on the pad, and if your not aware of it and adjust it, it can cause some light gouges. You also have to pay attention to the wear of those pads because once start to get thin, it'll iether curl easier or start wearing through to the velcro. Just wish they made the regular granat in 320, save me some headache. My other gripe is that it still doesn't taper my edges down very well. I found particularly with the ceilings, I still had to take the edges down by hand. If I tried doing it with the sander, more likely I would either take too much out of my middle or rough up the paper. If anything this tool might convince me to start using general mix alot more and start putting my coats on a bit thicker. Anyway, long response but I hope it helps

@@jocelynsparks7318 oh also, for light mud, I basically only ran the sander on like 3.5 or 4 speed. And if you end up buying an interface pad, look for the new ones (it'll say what model number). The interface pad I bought was for the original model which doesn't have all those small holes in it. I had to use a leather hole punch to add them in. Not a huge deal but if it can save you a monotonous hour on two pads, all the better.

Thank you! :)

Ya I'd like to hear your thoughts compared to the leros, as I have one as well, and think it's the best out there.....

Thank you! Glad you liked the video and it would be great to hear how you get on :)

Thank you my friend! :)

Thank you! It's a great piece of kit 👌

Thank you, glad you liked the video! Are you wanted to sand the eggshell off completely or just sand down the walls to prepare it for new coat of paint. To prepare it I would think 120 grit would be sufficient. You wouldn't want to use a course grit as it would leave a rough surface. However if you're wanting to take the paint off completely for some reason or flatten down some major humps in the wall then there's no harm in using a course grit such as 60 Grit but then going over it again with 120 Grit to get a smoother finish. Hope all this makes sense :)

It's a great piece of kit that makes light work 👍

Thank you! The trousers that I'm wearing are Snickers 6241 AllroundWork Stretch Work Trousers with Holster Pockets. Hope this helps :)

Thank you for you kind words! Glad you found it useful and we always like to show all the features in detail when demonstrating any product 🙌

Thank you and here is the link to the Snickers Work Trousers I'm wearing. They are the 6241AllroundWork Stretch Trousers Holster Pockets. www.snickersworkwear.com/detail/149005 Hope this helps :)

Hi Jim, This New Festool Planex has been out a while now so I believe it should be available in Canada by now. Let us know how you get on.

Middle of may....$1779.00

@@bobseguin2195 Thank you! 👍

Thank you and we're glad you liked the demonstration! Yes they aren't cheap but they will definetly increase productivity and pay for themselves sooner rather than later 👍

Screwfix have the dust extractor on sale. Might have to pick one up

We believe this is avalible in America now and we're not too sure about the price. Thank we're glad you loved our presentation 🤗🙏

@@TibbySingh I've been in touch with the local Festool rep, it will be available the first week of May and get this...it will only be $50 more than the current planex extendable version. Pretty cool! Thanks again!

@@tedparreco5963 Hey! We're glad you managed to get in touch with your local rep and that is great news! Thanks for letting us know and it would be great to hear what you think of it. All the best 🙌🙏

@@TibbySingh I'll be sure to let you know! I've told the Sherwin Williams rep that as soon as they get in I want one!

Finally came in about the middle of May! Only downside to this sander is the LED light that will show you what you missed when prepping the wall the first time. Here's a nest of nail pops you missed! Get out the power drill, cinch the nail up and three more coats of mud. For the heck of it I cranked up the power at the head, couldn't even pull it off the wall without turning it off!

Inevitably there will be some dust there but it's nothing to worry about. It's because of the plastic bag isn't enclosed but that's the only way to do it when sanding walls down. That's why it's important to have auto clean on with the plastic bag as it keeps cleaning the filter every so often. I hope that makes sense 👍

@@TibbySingh that dust can be blown back in the air, doesn’t look right. Why can’t you use the bags for all the time? I’m using bags for 5 years and the filter still looks like new.

Hi Sir, I'm not too sure if it's available to buy in India but I'm sure you could order it online 👍

Hi, are you based in the UK?

1100 British pounds $1900.00 Canadian, $1500.00 u.s.

You're right although with a tool like this you're most likely wanting to use it over long durations sanding down big areas. Therefore it would need consistent power. Saying that Festool have launched their New Portable Power Station therefore with that it can be used in places where there's no power 👍