How does a manual sander work?
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A manual sander works by wearing down rough or uneven materials through the process of abrading. |
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A piece of pre-cut sandpaper is attached to the base of the sander. This is done by clamping its edges within the holders on either end. |
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The sander is then moved back and forth in a continuous motion, along the surface area that needs to be sanded down. |
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The abrasive grit particles on the sandpaper cut into the surface and remove any unwanted or uneven material. |
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Once the material has been sanded, the user should be left with a clean, smooth surface area. |
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