DeWalt belt sanders are powerful woodworking tools that allow you to easily strip away the upper layers of materials and achieve a professional finish on the workpiece. Available in both cordedless and corded options, we have a variety of different DeWalt belt sanders which are perfect for both professional and DIY use.
DeWalt belt sanders are compatible with many different types of sanding paper, so you can work on a variety of different complex surfaces like paint and oil bases. With an ergonomic, lightweight and compact design, these tools are comfortable to use over long working sessions. Below are some of our most popular types of DeWalt belt sanders.
DeWalt Cordless Belt Sanders
DeWalt cordless belt sanders are powered by 18V XR batteries, providing the ultimate power, efficiency and run time. A lack of power cables means you can easily work in those hard-to-reach places, with a powerful brushless motor helping you to get the job done quicker than ever before.
DeWalt Corded Belt Sanders
As well as stocking the latest and greatest DeWalt cordless belt sanders, we also stock a selection of 110V and 240V corded DeWalt belt sanders, offering unbeatable performance and reliability, at a more affordable price point. The rubber over-mould grip provides comfortable sanding, with an integrated dust extraction port for safer and cleaner operation.
Best Sellers
Below are some of our best selling belt sanders from DeWalt:
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Other DeWalt Woodworking Tools
If you’re looking for a different type of woodworking tool, then you’re in the right place! We stock a wide range of DeWalt woodworking tools including:
Your DeWalt sander is useless without sanding accessories – but fear not! At Toolden we stock a wide range of sanding belts and sanding sheets, at some of the best prices around!
FAQs
What’s the difference between a belt sander and an orbital sander?
While they are both similar functioning tools, belt sanders are typically more powerful, faster, and are better suited for large and flat surfaces. Orbital sanders on the other hand are weaker, smaller, and ideal for more precise work on wooden surfaces with corners and edges.
What kind of protective equipment should I wear when using a belt sander?
To avoid damage from sawdust and wood debris, always make sure you wear protective eyewear, protective gloves, and hearing protection if your machine runs loud. Depending on the work you’re doing, a dust mask may also be advisable.
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