Does it get the edges/baseboards very well?
996823
Yes ... It is a wonderful appliance. It is compact, easy to maneuver and my second Oreck Vac.
924201
Yes, although a smooth surface is necessary for best results. I would recommend a white board.
256635
I actually bought mine to go on the sides of my cabinets (which had that cheap particle board laminate). The fronts of my cabinets were nice oak, but the sides (beside the window) really looked bad. This veneer's been up there for about a year now with no signs of peeling even right above the sink (where they occasionally get splashed). Looks great!
1047867
It comes around the edges - don't know for sure what you mean by thick - but really works good!!
1011881
I would say the same as the other customer. Corners not the greatest. We don't have any nuts to know how well it works. Very easy to clean out and does great picking up the very fine stuff on the bottom. Would recommend.
2145981
No. It's stable and doesn't have many pointy or scratch making edges or corners
995894
the stuff i used was pretty awesome - i only used it on real wood windows, never on particle board ( basically saw dust pressed into wood ) but when i cleared away bad wood, treated the remaining wood and put in the putty it cured hard as a rock but was still sandable. i am a total noob diyer and have been very happy with the results. i would certainly give it a shot buy the little kit and try it out.
1966582
I'm not sure if this is the right tool or not... It cuts on the pull stroke, so you might have trouble getting a good cut at the lowest portion of the baseboard (ie the saw cuts best when you start with the teeth closest to the handle against the workpiece, and then pull across it, toward the tip). A push-style saw or even a pull-style one with slightly curved teeth at the tip like shark corps's dozuki might work better. Or a sharp chisel, which might let you work from whatever angle you need the most. I don't know, though... I've never cut an installed baseboard... I would echo Daniel Jones's response, though: it might be easier to remove the baseboard and then cut it to length. I'm not sure if this is the right tool or not... It cuts on the pull stroke, so you might have trouble getting a good cut at the lowest portion of the baseboard (ie the saw cuts best when you start with the teeth closest to the handle against the workpiece, and then pull across it, toward the tip). A push-style saw or even a pull-style one with slightly curved teeth at the tip like shark corps's dozuki might work better. Or a sharp chisel, which might let you work from whatever angle you need the most. I don't know, though... I've never cut an installed baseboard... I would echo Daniel... » Read More I'm not sure if this is the right tool or not... It cuts on the pull stroke, so you might have trouble getting a good cut at the lowest portion of the baseboard (ie the saw cuts best when you start with the teeth closest to the handle against the workpiece, and then pull across it, toward the tip). A push-style saw or even a pull-style one with slightly curved teeth at the tip like shark corps's dozuki might work better. Or a sharp chisel, which might let you work from whatever angle you need the most. I don't know, though... I've never cut an installed baseboard... I would echo Daniel Jones's response, though: it might be easier to remove the baseboard and then cut it to length. « Show Less
525386
I think so... what's great about it is that it's mate so you can build it up to your liking without it looking "muddy" and blend it out as well if you build it up too much. You'll love it!
926601
It doesn't get every bit, but it does better than most vacuums I have had in the past. I haven't tried the furniture brush yet, I suspect it will perform about the same.
1418595
This model does a pretty good job. It has a "helicopter" type brush that spins and gets into the corners. If you have cobwebs a little higher up - it doesn't get them obviously.
1282536
Pretty well. Dings and scratches have been a non-factor. It's a great product but didn't completely get me what I needed. Works amazingly on flat surfaces, not so well on appliances where you need to bend the product on the curves. In that aspect, it's difficult to work with. Otherwise, absolutely worth the money.
55907
I do not find it that great for all over. Is easier to sweep (use a Swiffer) and then use one of tools to get the edges and baseboards
2094043
It will work for smooth surfaces. You may want to use some expandable foam too for cracks and corners.
186953
Yes, just make sure you get the AEA Certified. I've gotten a recipe from YouTube on how to grow your edges and I've only made it once but it seems to work for me. I'm about to purchase some more and make up another batch.
889185
Yes, when you place it over you want it, just peel the edges off. They work like a gem.
351709
The one I received & have used a lot does not have sharp edges at all. In my case it is just what I wanted & would highly recommend it.