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Action first, because it decides the finish. Then pad size against the shape of the surface, then free speed and weight together, since a heavy tool at high speed is harder to hold flat.

A rotary head spins in one plane and cuts fastest but leaves swirl marks. A random orbital head spins and wanders at once so the scratch pattern never repeats, which leaves a surface ready for finishing.

The range runs 50mm to 180mm. A small pad follows a curve and gets into a recess, a large pad covers a flat face faster but bridges any hollow in it. Pad size is stated on each listing.

It puts the hand directly over the pad, which gives control on a flat face and keeps the pressure even. That is a different job from an angle head, which turns the pad to work along an edge.

With a dust-free form, which extracts at the pad rather than letting the dust settle. On a surface that is about to be painted that matters more than the sanding rate.

With a belt sander. The 10mm air belt sanders run a narrow loop into a corner or along a weld where no disc pad will reach, and they sit on this leaf alongside the disc tools.

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Action decides the finish more than anything else on this leaf. A rotary head spins in one plane and cuts fastest but leaves swirl. A random orbital head spins and wanders at the same time so the scratch pattern never repeats, which is what leaves a surface ready for paint. A dual action head sits between the two and can be run either way. Polishing runs the same logic in reverse, where the head is chosen to avoid cutting rather than to cut.

Pad size then sets coverage and reach. The range runs 50mm up to 180mm, and a small pad follows a curve where a large one bridges it. Free speed is stated on 115 of the 127 lines, weight on 118, and the two are read together because a heavy tool at high speed is harder to hold flat than the specification suggests.

Palm and angle forms cover the positions a standard body cannot hold. A palm sander puts the hand directly over the pad for control on a flat face. An angle head turns the pad for work along an edge. Belt sanders at 10mm run a narrow loop into a weld or a corner that no disc will reach. Angle heads also keep the hand clear of the work, which matters where the panel edge is sharp.

The dust-free forms extract at the pad rather than leaving the dust to settle on the work, which matters on any surface that is about to be painted. A 20V cordless orbital palm sander is seated on the same leaf for the same job without a hose. Anything unresolved goes over WhatsApp on 07754288583 with a photo of the surface being worked.

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FAQs

Action first, because it decides the finish. Then pad size against the shape of the surface, then free speed and weight together, since a heavy tool at high speed is harder to hold flat.

A rotary head spins in one plane and cuts fastest but leaves swirl marks. A random orbital head spins and wanders at once so the scratch pattern never repeats, which leaves a surface ready for finishing.

The range runs 50mm to 180mm. A small pad follows a curve and gets into a recess, a large pad covers a flat face faster but bridges any hollow in it. Pad size is stated on each listing.

It puts the hand directly over the pad, which gives control on a flat face and keeps the pressure even. That is a different job from an angle head, which turns the pad to work along an edge.

With a dust-free form, which extracts at the pad rather than letting the dust settle. On a surface that is about to be painted that matters more than the sanding rate.

With a belt sander. The 10mm air belt sanders run a narrow loop into a corner or along a weld where no disc pad will reach, and they sit on this leaf alongside the disc tools.

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