An overview and hands-on test of the HYCHIKA Orbital Sander, showcasing its adjustable speeds, ergonomic design, and strong sanding performance.

The good news is that good sanders don't have to cost a lot—this Walmart deal makes a popular orbital sander nearly 50% off. The Jellas 5-Inch Random Orbital Sander is now just $36, down from $70.

On Amazon right now, you can purchase the DeWalt DCW210D1 Orbital Sander set for 37 percent off and the DeWalt DWE6421 Orbital Sander for 11 percent off. Now which one you choose could rely on a ...

The Jellas 5-Inch Random Orbital Sander is now nearly 50% off at Walmart. It’s perfect for DIY projects and easy for amateurs to use, according to shoppers.

If you need an orbital sander for your next woodworking project, you may have considered Ryobi's Orbital Sander. Here's what you need to know before buying.

The Makita random orbital sander’s 3 amp motor provides enough power for heavy-duty sanding when required, but its variable speed (adjusted via a convenient thumbwheel) gives it the versatility ...

Since [Pat] already had access to a pretty nice wood shop, it only made sense to build the thickness sander primarily out of wood. The frame is made from standard 2×4’s.

Conversely, random orbital units start at $30 and go upwards of $329, indicating that for a mid or high-range unit, you'll likely spend more for a random orbital than an orbital sander.

However, the orbital does an acceptable job with new floors by applying the same grits as with a drum sander. The orbital does screening and blending on your floor before your first coat of finish.

Orbital sanders measure their speed in orbits per minute (OPM), which typically ranges from 7,000 to 13,000. The faster the pad spins, the more material the sandpaper removes, and the faster it works.

If you buy only one sander for the job, a handheld orbital is the way to go. If you happen to have a 3- or 4-inch belt sander, use that for the field - - it will make things go a lot quicker.