Ryobi Detail Sanders: Models, Specs, and Pricing
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Ryobi makes a dedicated cordless detail sander on the ONE+ platform. The PSD101B has a triangular pad and costs $29 bare, making it the cheapest cordless detail sander available.
Ryobi ONE+ (18V) Platform
Works with any ONE+ battery. A 1.5Ah pack is more than enough for detail sanding. The tool draws very little power.
Current Models
Ryobi PSD101B
PSD101B
Budget cordless detail sander. Single speed, triangular pad. Light enough for extended overhead work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a $29 detail sander any good?
For occasional use, it works. The vibration is higher than DeWalt or Makita models, and the single speed limits your control. For touching up corners on a weekend project, $29 gets the job done.
What sandpaper does the PSD101B use?
Triangular hook-and-loop pads. Ryobi sells their own, but most brands make compatible pads. Buy in bulk, you'll go through them faster than with a random orbit sander because the triangular tip wears down unevenly.