Handheld belt sanders come already assembled. All you need to do before turning it on is to attach the dust bag and fit the abrasive belt. Step 1: Apply the rear edge first. The best way to use a ...

Faced with a project requiring a lot of sanding, [George] had two options. Suck it up and buy a belt sander — or re-purpose a tool he already had to do the same job. He chose the latter ...

With a simple homebrew attachment, [Darek] turned his angle grinder into a micro-belt sander that’s great for those hard-to-reach places. The attachment that clamps where the disc guard normally ...