Bosch 3725DEVS 3.3 Amp 5-Inch Random Orbit Variable Speed Sander with Dust Canister

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  • Powerful 3.3 amp motor handles the toughest applications
  • 4,500 to 12,000 orbits per minute; removalable auxillary handle for close-quarter work
  • Micro filter collects up to 120% more dust than conventional dust bags
  • Hook-and-loop pad for quick sandpaper changes
  • 1-year warranty

An exceptionally smooth start gives you a great first impression, and the more you use this sander, the more impressed you’ll be with its eager 3.3 amp motor and Bosch’s Constant Response circuitry, which maintains constant speed under load. It uses hook-and-loop discs, far more durable than the adhesive kind, and the pad-dampening system helps prevent swirl marks. There’s very little vibration in hand, giving you beautiful control. Adding to that is the ergonomic soft-grip front handle, which is easily detachable for maneuvering into tight spaces. The two-finger trigger is comfortable and smooth, and the lock button engages quickly and easily without contorting your hand. Variable speed adjusts at the turn of the thumb wheel, and the motor handles even abrupt changes like a dream. Bosch’s new Microfilter is a great improvement over the previous cloth dust bags, too.–Kris Jensen-Van Heste

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5 Reviews

  1. carpenter says:
    Posted June 29, 2010 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    description on this tool when talking about variable speed it should say either vs trigger or vs dial i recently used a friends bosch sander that had a vs trigger and thought this was the same was disapointed when it was a speed dial

  2. Red Peters says:
    Posted July 14, 2008 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    I’ve owned this sander for over two years now and have used it on a number of projects. I’m a big fan of Bosch and own several various tools from the company. Bosch’s quality is outstanding in my opinion. This sander is no exception. I chose the 5″ over the larger 6″ because the slightly smaller size is more appropriate for general purpose work on furniture (again, my opinion). This slightly smaller sander is a little lighter and easier to manage. The 6″ is nice if you’re working on large projects, but is unnecessarily large for most of my woodworking needs.

    As other’s have said, no RO sander will do everything, a smaller detail sander is still necessary for corners, etc. But for general use, this sander is exceptional. The variable speed is a must have for controlling the rate of removal and comes in very handy when working on sensitive areas. It is ergonomically comfortable to use with well designed handles. The canister dust collection is outstanding, although it must be cleaned often while using or it will start backing up and its effectiveness becomes considerably diminished. There is an available adapter for connection to a vacuum, which of course enables superior dust collection, but for all but large projects or constant use, the canister works just fine.

    Bottom Line: I have several sanders and this is the one I always reach for first. I highly recommend it.

  3. T. Wessel says:
    Posted December 5, 2007 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    This is actually a review I wrote for the Bosch planer. But as I already had written a previous review It would not allow a 2nd one. So I am writing it here.

    I think some of these reviews are fake. After cmy problems with this planer I noticed that some of the other reviews were so glowing. so I clicked on ” Ted Peterson”.

    Surprise, surprise. He has made 8 reviews. All 8 were Bosch products!! All 8 were rated 5 star!! And all 8 were gushy in their praising of Bosch perfection. All 8 repeatedly mentioned the Bosh name and could not find ONE bad thing to mention in the performance of 11 tools. Have you ever bought 11 perfect tools?

    Same for ” Skip Morris”. 9 reviews. 9 Bosch tools ( and nothing else). Nine 5 star reviews. Nine Bosch love affairs.

    I think they work for Bosch.

  4. Chelle Austen says:
    Posted May 20, 2006 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    This sander touts itself to be ready for the toughest job, but after replacing the pad and having the main center bolt break after slightly over a year of use in a sign shop this sander comes up very short. I was dissapointed in this being a Bosch product and have recently purchased the Rigid 5″ sander which is superior in every way, less vibration, smoother & quicker results, a carrying case, extra pad, sanding discs and other extras.

  5. Bobby says:
    Posted March 22, 2006 at 12:00 am | Permalink

    I was pleased to make this purchase at a very good price. I use one at work every day and wanted one for my home use.


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