How Do You Operate A Disk Sander?
You can use portable power sanders, such as orbital sanders, for many jobs. Orbital sanders are simple tools used for basic sanding operations, so both novices and professional carpenters can use the tool in the same way. An orbital sander can be used to finish most small and delicate jobs and can create a smooth, flat surface. These sanders can sand almost any object as long as you use the appropriate disk. Four materials–flint, garnet, silicon carbide and aluminum oxide–are used for the sanding surfaces of sandpaper. Silicon carbide and aluminum oxide are excellent synthetic materials and are recommended for most power sanding operations. Plug in the orbital sander. A 110 volt socket is recommended. Place the appropriate sanding disk onto the orbital sander. Most orbital sanders have vent holes on the plate of the sander. When placing the sandpaper on the pad, align the holes so that the dust is ventilated away from the material. Turn on the power by flipping the sander’s sliding s
