Sanders
Canadian Woodworking offers detailed product profiles and hands‑on reviews of sanders, helping you choose tools that deliver smooth, consistent surface preparation.
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Drum sanders are a quick and efficient way to sand large panels save you hours of sanding by hand.
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Kreg 20V Ionic Drive 5″ Random Orbit Sander
A great option for anyone who wants cordless convenience without sacrificing control or surface quality — from seasoned woodworkers to weekend DIYers looking to step up their sanding game.
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Portable precision: the Festool ETSC 2 sander in the shop
The ETSC 2 sander brings Festool-level precision and control into a cordless, one-handed form — ideal for professionals and hobbyists alike.
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King Canada variable speed drywall sander
Take the pain and suffering out of drywall sanding.
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Festool ETS 125 REQ-Plus random orbital sander
A premium quality sander that has minimal vibration, excellent dust collection and delivers an excellent finish.
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Bosch 18V sheet orbital finishing sander
The new Bosch GSS18V orbital sander has three interchangeable base plates and pads that make it easy to sand into corners and up against edges, and in places where you need to do more precise sanding.
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Festool DTSC 400 cordless delta sander
Precise and efficient sanding on hard-to-reach surfaces, edges and corners.
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Bosch GEX brushless cordless 5″ random orbit sanders
Great ergonomics, excellent balance, light weight, ample power and good dust extraction make these the best finish sanders on the market.
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For any woodworker who does a lot of sanding, especially with shop-sawn veneer, large panels, or figured lumber, the SuperMax 16-32 is a godsend.
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Bosch 5″ Multi-Hole Random Orbit Sander/Polisher
Get superior dust control and consistently smooth and swirl-free surfaces with this easy-to-handle and control sander.
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These aggressive sanding machines can work wonders in the shop if you know how to handle them.
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Benchtop sanders make short work of sanding convex, concave, flared and irregularly shaped stock, as well as some veneered and solid panels.
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These are the most popular hand-powered sanders for woodworkers and DIYers.
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Sanding with a power tool is the first and most efficient step for creating a surface that’s ready for accepting a finish. Here’s an overview of the different hand-held sanders on the market today, and a description of what jobs they excel at.
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