20V MAX* Belt Sander, Cordless, Brushless, Tool Only (DCW220B)

Most (95%) of my hand tools are made by Dewalt and this unit replaced a cord and plug connected belt sander (not a De Walt) that I overheated to the point where it is unusable. I have not used this new De walt belt sander much, but the little that I have used this unit, and not having a cord is wonderful and operates smoothly and while I have been told that it eats batteries, I really don't care because I have plenty of Dewalt batteries in my workshop. So, in my opinion, this is a wonderful unit that is made well and was worth the money and it operates very quietly.

Good quality. Works great. Easy to install and adjust sanding belt.

Like this belt sander. was skeptical of a cordless belt sander but this is great for those times in the field when scribing. I use a DeWalt to Makita battery adapter as I'm a Makita guy. But DeWalt has a winner here.

Good value, durable item, everything works as it should. lightweight item I'm pleased with the purchase

Battery live is short Works well. Good for small projects at home where the use is within 10 to 12 minutes at a time. good weight and comfortable , dust collection excellent. What's the use of the variable speed?

Same size as a power cord model but much handier to use. Not heavy even with a 5 amp battery. Runs quiet and steady.

No cord, No cord, No cord! First ever cordless belt sander for me and now am selling all my others. The cord was always in the way and I've had to replace several cords because of that. This unit is plenty powerful and with only a 4Ah battery ran for nearly an hour of start/stop cabinet work. The lack of a cord gives unprecedented maneuverability and no surprise cord-pulls during sanding strokes. Would like to see Dewalt make these a bit quieter as they seem noisy for such a small unit.

I have multilple 20/60 volt batteries so, when my 40+ year old corded Craftsman belt sander died, this seemed like a logical way to go. I'm glad I got it. It has lots of power, is super easy to load belts and adjust tracking and it is a pleasure to be uncorded. Any uncorded tool will get a lot more use due to the convenience. Others have truthfully noted that it uses up battery charges quickly, running for around 30-40 continuous minutes. So, it depends upon your intended use to judge if convenience versus run duration are the most important to you. I would buy this tool again.,

I own corded belt sanders and use when I have a big job like sanding a big deck. I use this battery powered sander for the small quick jobs. The dewalt 20v belt sander is excellent. Very powerful and does a quick job. Don't expect this sander to do big jobs unless you have many batteries charged up. I love the convenience of not having to find a power outlet.

Mi lijadora de banda dewalt no sirvió se calentaba y dejaba de arrancar a cada rato (cada 10 segundos) con batería de 5 ah dewalt. Gestione mi devolución y envíe el producto y e recibido muchos atrasos con el reembolso desde el 8 de agosto que lo mandé

I finally ordered the Dewalt belt sander when it went on sale for $239.00 , it was the lowest price i've seen so far on Amazon and i couldn't hold back at that price. For what it's worth, i already have the whole collection of Dewalt and Porter Cable 20v tools and this was the only missing item.It retails for $369 at my local Home Depot so this purchase was a no brainer. Not too impressed with the way the dust bag is attached but if it does it's purpose i can live with it. The tracking adjustment seems spot on , we'll see if it stays like that after prolonged use, and from what i read this unit is pretty hungry for batteries , i alrady have two 5A batteries but will purchase a few more if necessary. I'll update my review after using this sander for a few hours.

I used this to sand / level some areas of a deck substructure. It did the job very well. The alignment did move around so you need to watch it, but it is very easy to maintain with the small knob on the side of the unit. I haven't used it on fine work yet, but I don't see any reason for it not to perform there as well. I had no problem with my 5 Ah battery running out for the ~ 2 hours duration (but it wasn't running all of the time either).

Au final ça revient plus cher que dans une quincaillerie.