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Stationary Sanders Review

Discover the features and best practices for drum, surface, belt, spindle, and disc sanders. Learn about types of sanding, tools used, and safety measures for optimal results.

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Stationary Sanders Review

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  1. Drum Surface Sander Belt Sander SpindleSander Disc Sander Stationary Sanders Review

  2. Click on the Disc Sander

  3. No! This is a Belt Sander Try Again

  4. OH! OH! This is a Spindle Sander Try Again

  5. Disc Sander Way to go!

  6. Which sanders can be used for sanding outside curves? Check the boxes to left of picture Correct Correct Click here for correct answer

  7. What is the name of this tool? miter gauge slot Type in the box • used to square the end of stock • miter gauge slides in the slot Click here for correct answer

  8. What side of the disc sander should you use? down side Click here for correct answer

  9. What other machines can the miter gauge be used on? belt sander band saw Click here for correct answer

  10. Drum SurfaceSander Check the boxes to left of statements that are true yes Used to sand the side or face of stock no Used to sand edges & ends yes Automatically feeds stock yes Must be used with the vacuum on Click here for correct answer

  11. Don’t Forget Basic Sander Safety • no loose clothing • remove all jewelry from hands • Tie hair back • apply light pressure • Keep fingers 2” away You are now finished! Push space bar

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