Hand sanding feels meditative—until your fingers cramp and you start questioning your life choices. For small projects, it’s perfect. For a whole table? Invest in a power sander.
An orbital sander is like a magic wand that eliminates boredom. Just hold it, move it, and watch the dust fly. But be careful—power sanders can dig into wood if you press too hard. They’re not massagers, though they sound like one.
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And for intricate details (like carved legs or moldings), use sanding sponges or folded paper. Get in the grooves like you’re cleaning a cheese grater. Weird, but effective.
