Sanders

Fein dominated the market for decades, but their patent has expired. With competitors on the move, just how do the new tools stack up? by Brent Benner

The newest models offer improvements in comfort, convenience, and control by Michael Standish

These add-on accessories keep sanders flat to prevent ugly gouges by Michael Standish

Sanding stand attachments turn a mobile tool into a benchtop workstation by Michael Standish

Compact belt sander, model 371K by Kit Camp

by Wilbur R. Sanger

We smooth out the gritty chore of choosing this indispensable tool by Andy Beasley

When you have to take it all off, power tools and chemical strippers make quick work of a nasty job by Jon Tobey

A professional takes the fear out of sanding and shows how to get great results with waterborne finishes by Charles Peterson

by Forrest McCanless

by Jim Greene

Choosing the right belt sander depends on your needs by Lon Schleining

They all turn wood to dust, but some are more comfortable, others are quieter, and one has a really long cord by Lon Schleining

A belt sander will be your best friend when fitting factory-made laminate countertops to wavy walls by Steve Morris