Sander Technology

Sander TechnologyFurniture restoration, woodworking, and epoxy woodworking are all hobbies or professions that utilize sanders. In this article, we will discuss the different types of sanders used in those fields.…

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Finish Sanders

Some models of finish sanders have one or two speeds or can be variable and have 3 or more speeds. This is vital when you are doing finishing work on…

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Orbital Sanders

Orbital sanders, unlike the random orbital sander, only rotate in one circular pattern. Due to this, it has the potential to leave detrimental scratch marks if used to sand perpendicular…

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Random Orbital Sanders

Random Orbital Sanders The tech behind this type of sander was introduced commercially by Rupes Tools in 1968. According to their own website, “RUPES revolutionized the world of sanding by launching…

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Screw Guns

Although having a look and feel of a drill, screw guns don't have the same capabilities as a drill. One big difference is the fact that most screw guns are…

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Hammer Drills

Hammer Drills The technology of hammer drills has followed suit with other drill types where it is moving away from brushed motors to brushless and from AC powered to Battery-powered.…

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Impact Driver

Impact DriverThe design of the impact driver has replaced the chuck used on drills with a collet. The collet, similar to ones found on air compressors, allows for quick interchanges…

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Drills

DrillsFirst and foremost cordless battery-powered drills allow for mobility. You can go anywhere you need to go at home or on the job site without having to drag a cord…

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Drill Technology

Drill Technology Sometimes a manual screwdriver just won't cut it and you need something with a little more power to it. That's where a drill can come in and get…

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