Thanks, I just discovered it may still be under warrenty if I can fine =
something to prove when I bought it. I was certain my case was not the =
norm. I am happy to hear of your success.

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SwampBug
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"Mapdude" wrote in message =
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I got the same sander. I have worn out most of the sanding sleeves that =

came with it. Never a problem.

My 14.4 v screwdriver / drill is my 1st choice for most needs of a=20
driver. Been going strong for over 4 years.

Ryobi makes good quality stuff for excellent price for the hobbyist.

SwampBug wrote:
The certainly are, I got their oscillating spindle sander from HD. It =
sat unopened in my shop for maybe 6 months before I even opened the =
box(caught it on sale). When I finally fired it up it ran maybe 5 =
minutes before making the loudest screeching noise, like a dry bearing, =
before I shut it down. It will now run a few seconds before repeating =
the noise. No place to oil it and it claims no serviceable parts. Am I =
suppose to throw it away. I will not be buying more ryobi stuff. I do =
have a corded drill, with clutched chuck, that still works great tho.