Corded Sanders

Giving your furniture a smooth, refreshed look can elevate the whole space's appearance, making it look new and well-maintained. We have a range of sanders with powerful features that can help you achieve that sleek finish and appearance. They’re simple to use, so you can easily get started even if you’ve never used one before, and they can handle both big projects and small touch ups around the home.

Types of Sanders

They come in different designs and functionality, so you can choose whatever suits your DIY tasks and what you’re the most comfortable working with. Here are some options you’ll find in our collection:

Orbital Sander

As the name suggests, the base plate of an orbital sander moves in a circular motion, making the grains on your project surface move in little circles. This type of sander is a great option for smoothing your material evenly. You can also use it to remove paints and stains or prepare items for refinishing, such as doors!

Cordless Sander

A cordless sander is a type of sander that’s usually powered by batteries or is rechargeable. Unlike corded sanders with power cords and motors that make them heavier, they’re lighter and give you greater mobility and flexibility.

They make a great option if your project requires a lot of freedom to move around, as you’re not limited to the tethered cord. They’re also suitable for small projects that don't need prolonged sanding sessions.

Drywall Sander

Specifically used to prepare plastered or drywall surfaces for finishing, painting, or adding further coats. It’s a great option for DIY projects on large surfaces as it works faster and more efficiently, saving you time and energy. For more info on prepping your walls for painting, read our blog on how to paint walls.

Belt Sander

Suitable for removing paint, sanding surfaces for a smooth finish, and cleaning wood and even plastic. They can also be used to create outside curves on the material you’re working on.

Sheet Sander

Great for fine sanding or finishing touches. They move back and forth in a straight line, providing a uniform pattern.

Disc Sander

Powered by rotating sanding discs to smoothen or grind various materials and surfaces, including wood, metal, and plastics

Benefits

One major benefit is that they make work much easier and faster. Unlike the manual alternative, they’re easy to use and don't require much effort. We offer various types, including palm, orbital, and belt sanders, so you can choose one according to your tasks and preferences and at your convenience.

Another benefit is that they can handle many tasks and complete more work. They have powerful motors, allowing you to quickly remove the top coats and smoothen the material.

They also have adjustable settings that allow you to control the speed and intensity to match the specific needs of your project. This gives you precision in your work, provides a uniform finish, reduces the chances of mistakes, and offers a professional look.

FAQs

What is the purpose of a sander?

Smooths and prepares surfaces by removing material, such as paint or varnish, and creating an even finish.

Are they worth it?

Sanders has many benefits. They save time and effort and provide faster and more consistent results than manual sanding.

Is it better to sand by hand or with a sander?

Using a sander is generally better for larger or more intensive tasks, while hand sanding might be suitable for small or detailed work.

Should you push down when sanding?

No, you should just let the sander do the work. Applying too much pressure can damage both the surface you are working on and the sander.