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Style: Sander
Features
- Powerful 7.8 AMP motor delivers 3,500 RPM for faster work
- Ideal for grain texture revealing, rust and paint removal, clearing dust, dirt, and grit from exterior surfaces, polishing, and concrete mold cleaning
- Innovative design for sanding flush to wall with nose and side of sander
- Adjustable front roller for uniform pressure to workpiece
- Well balanced with a low center of gravity for easy operation
Description
The innovative design of the Makita 9741 Wheel sander allows for smooth and even surface material removal. Powered by a Makita-built 7.8 amp motor, This unit delivers 3, 500 RPM for efficient paint and rust removal on numerous applications, even bringing out wood grain. Additional features include an adjustable front roller for uniform pressure to workpiece. From the Manufacturer This wheel sanders unique design allows for smooth and even surface material removal. Powered by Makitas 7.8 Amp motor, this unit delivers 3500 RPM for efficient paint and rust removal on numerous applications, even brining out wood grain. Features an adjustable front roller for uniform pressure to workpiece. Speed (RPM): 3,500, Amps: 7.8. Item Includes - 2 ea. Hex Wrench (783204-6) and Nylon Brush Wheel (794379-6).
Brand: Makita
Voltage: 115 Volts
Power Source: ac
AC Adapter Current: 7.8 Amps
Grit Number: 80
Global Trade Identification Number: 46
UPC: 088381003346 784497283244
Brand Name: Makita
Style Number: 9741
Grit Number: 80
Amperage Capacity: 7.8 Amps
Maximum Rotational Speed: 3500 RPM
Voltage: 115 Volts
Power Source: ac
Item Weight: 9.3 Pounds
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Style: Sander
I bought the wire wheel for my Makita 9741 Wheel Sander. It is a quick way to open the grain or age wood in appearance. It works great on larger flatter areas but not so well into small recesses ( to get into tight areas I use a similar but much smaller wire wheel in a 1/4 inch die grinder). It's pretty much useless on tight grained woods like mahogany or poplar, but gives a great old and weatherbeaten look to more open grain woods like oak or ash. I have also found that I can make inexpensive pine or cedar look as if it sat in the desert sun for 50 years in a matter of minutes. Experiment with different types of wood till you find the results that you like. The abrasive nylon brush supplied with the sander may be useful for aging a painted finish, but is useless for aging bare wood. The sander itself has functioned flawlessly and wheel changes are simple to accomplish. This tool allows me to work on complex shapes such as moldings but as above it wont get into small recesses.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2013 by TURKLOVER
Style: Sander
This sander absolutely met my expectations. I am using it to clean up a very large order of dried rough-sawn redwood, who's rough appearance I wanted to maintain. The lumber had a lot of oxidation on the surface, as happens with all wood over time, as well as random particles from the environment. Applying any finish to this wood requires that the surface be cleaned if a quality result is to be likely. Pressure washing is a typical approach, but not appropriate for my situation. Sanding with even a 40 grit sandpaper virtually wipes out the wood character. I started using a wire broom style push brush. It worked extremely well but was far too labor intensive. The amount of loose material that came off the lumber was unexpectedly high, and it left the boards just right with all their character. I hunted for other solutions and found this. This thing does a great job and it has paid for itself a few times over for me, with the stock nylon brush. It doesn't go down deep, I still follow up with the wire push brush but just a few strokes and I'm done. The makita removes a bit of the wood character but hardly noticeable. I don't think it brings out any grain ... I think it mostly just removes particles that have little to no bond with the wood core. If you apply finish to these particles, I think it would be better to have a little grain removed than have the finish fail over time. The sander has a nice little depth adjuster in front that allows you to control the pressure the brush puts own as it spins, I think you might be able to optimize this dynamic to get the cleaning function and raise the grain a little but I didn't try, I had full pressure all the way since that was very quick and gave me a pleasing result.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2015 by Amazon shopper
Style: Sander
I bought this to clean up reclaimed barn boards for a couple furniture projects. Reclaimed lumber usually coated with layers of dried dirt, loose debris and other stuff.. After all most of it comes from the inside of barns where the animals lived..... I needed to clean up the dirt and grime but definitely wanted to keep the patina and character of the wood. After an hour of wire brushing by hand, I ordered this machine from Amazon. Pricey, it seems to be the only on the market at this time, but it came within two days (Amazon Prime) and did exactly what I wanted it to do without the arm breaking labor in about 1/3 of the time. Great machine and seems really well built. Use it outside hooked up to a vacuum , and do your lungs and sinuses a favor and wear a dusk mask. It creates clouds of dust. I have not tried to raise grain or to sculpt with it, but I don't think its designed to do those things. Stick to what its made for and it will work well for those tasks. If you have a bunch of old lumber that needs to be cleaned without ruining the patina, this is what you need.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2017 by Annie
Style: Sander
If I had large, flat plywood to ceruse, this would be a fine tool. All it does is burnish and there are no aggressive options. It is well made and easy to use but the least versatile of all the wire brush machines we tried. We ended up with two Eastwoods and a Restorer for about the same money and have a huge range of optional accessories.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2024 by daniel summerhill
Style: Sander
The media could not be loaded. This product was used to help removed excessive amounts of old flaking paint from reclaimed wood doors. I did not want to ruin/remove the patina so much that the visual of the final product would be ruined if I sanded it. This product exceeded my expectation and completely blows its lacking rival product by Porter Cable out of the water. Noise is minimal given its use. Dust is also minimal and can be collected by a vacuum dust system if used indoors. The only drawback is that it is a one-trick pony in that this is all that I will ever use it for. Coupled with both it's cost and cost of additional/replacement brushes is excessive and will divert interested buyers towards the rival product. If you are not dissuaded by the cost, then you will not be disappointed with the results.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2019 by Jarrett J. Jarrett J.
Style: Sander
We are building a new home and incorporating a lot of barn board. We have worked with barn board a lot and saw this on a Facebook page and decided it would make a great birthday gift to my other half. We have boards from a handful of old barns we have torn down here in Wisconsin so they are quite weathered. We ran this wheel brush over them and added some clear lacquer to seal them. They turned out absolutely beautiful! My other half was a home builder and does a lot of building / wood working yet and this is a must have tool. Well worth the investment!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2020 by Nikki7598 Nikki7598
Style: Sander
I have been re-modeling my cabin and needed to remove a dark stain that was used to coat 11 rough sawn timber beams that support the kitchen ceiling. I used belt sander and 32 grit sanding belt to remove the top surface and the Makita 9741 with wire wheel to remove dirt and tone down the stain in the saw marks I left on the surface of the beams. I then used a clear lacquer to seal the beams. The result was rustic weathered looking beam. The Makita 9741 produced the surface we wanted. I initially started with a wire wheel on an electric drill. This was taking a great deal of time. The Makita produced the same results as the drill and wire wheel, but reduced the time to do the work by a great amount.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2013 by MIKE BURCH