The phrase "electric sander" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a tool used to smooth down surfaces of wood or metal. For example, "I used an electric sander to give the cabinet a smooth finish."
"Using an electric sander, start with a coarse grade and finish with a fine grade," a spokesman says.
Contemporary artists who carry on the tradition of Hudson landscape painting today include Stephen Hannock, whose "Nocturne for the River Keeper, Green Light" (2001) has a burnished surface achieved through the use of an electric sander; Bill Sullivan's "Twilight at Olana" (1990), refers to the Persian-inspired mansion on the Hudson built by Church, who grew rich from his paintings.
An electric sander, preferably an orbital sander.
Sandpaper and a sanding block or electric sander.
Use an electric sander to remove rust on large pieces.
Use an electric sander if you have one.
The show doesn't shy away from the grittier aspects of industrial design, presenting objects like air compressors and electric sanders along with those of higher style, like a harmonica of chromium-plated and enameled steel with rounded edges and a ribbed binding, designed by John Vassos about 1939.
Rust can be partially or completely sanded away with electric vibrator sander, and coated with a rust sealer such as Zinc Chromate or Red Oxide Primer which may be quite toxic.
With the help of the agency's hardware commando, Marco Tempesto, Dwight plans to show Veritas Grit in an electric belt-sander race.
Perhaps they were a palate cleanser, but either way, Raf Simons's electric tones at Jil Sander were like a revelation, and the designers who followed joined the choir.
An electric finish or detail sander comes in pie and square-shaped pads.
