Random Orbital vs. Orbital Sanders

Belt Sander vs Orbital Sander

Which sander should you use? #sponsored - 5” Random Orbital Sander for large surfaces and removing finishes- Detail Sander for tight corners and right angles- 1/4 Sheet Sander in between coats of paint. If I had to choose only 1 to get started… it would be the @HartToolsUSA 5” Random Orbital Sander! #DoItWithHART #furnitureflipping | Flipped by Abby

New M12 FUEL™ 75mm Random Orbital Detail Sander 🤯 Now In Stock This super compact M12FSDR75 sander is perfect for precise sanding in tight spaces. With over 80% dust collection, an ergonomic design, and lightweight build, it’s ideal for delicate tasks like trim work, railings, and refinishing. It offers random orbital motion with a 3/32" orbit diameter for a smooth, stain-grade finish, and features a variable speed trigger with four settings (10K - 4K) and a lock-on button for added control. Pl

Hybrid polishing is where you combine traditional rotary and random orbital together. 🤝 For shops that have access to both methods, you may consider the following: 👉 Use rotary for the cutting portion, so you can get the speed out of it. 👉 For finishing, use random orbital so you can get a high-quality finish. To watch a full explanation and see a demo of this hybrid process, check out this link to watch our YouTube video from one of our experts! https://s.3m.com/tqckzpq3 | 3M Collision Repai