I'm reviewing my little Black & Decker mouse sander. And no......it isn't for sanding mice. It costs around £20 from various retailers and comes with a selection of extras. - 1x Mouse Detail Sander - 1x Dust Extractor Attachment - 1x Carry Bag - 2x Polishing Pads - 6x Sanding Pads _________________________ From the Instruction Leaflet, - Input Voltage: 240v - Power Input: 55W - No-Load Speed: 11,000rpm - Weight: 1Kg - Paper attachment: Quick fit hook and loop. _______________________________________ =WHY= I'm a bit of a DIY fan and this was a present from my husband ...  Read the complete review

I don't really care that much about my nails honest! But, I do hate sanding! However, unless you want your decorating to look rubbish, it's got to be done. For years I have been a traditional block and paper sander just like my dad taught me. I did buy a big old electric sander some years ago but it nearly shook my fillings out, wore through paper in seconds and didn't really work. But... "enter the mouse". This thing is SO GOOD, a mate swore by his, made me try it, and I bought my own - I'm only a DIY'er but this was seriously worth the money. It fits in your hand really well which is important as you will be using it for ...  Read the complete review

I bought this little sander on amazon for just under £20 and was expecting it to be a bit powerless to be honest. But as I only needed something small for hardwood detail sanding, I figured that for 20 quid it was worth a try. It arrived with the list of bits and bobs in the listing (see below) including some sanding sheets. Now if you buy the branded sheets they are very expensive but there are plenty of generic ones available on Amazon so get those. The sander was put through its paces stripping thick violin varnish and sanding the bevelled edges that I needed on the oak harps that I was making. It did a good job and although not the most ...  Read the complete review