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A woodworker is preparing an assembled cabinet face frame made of vertical stiles and horizontal rails joined at 90-degree angles. To sand the flush joint intersections smoothly before applying a dark stain without leaving visible cross-grain scratches across the adjoining wood grain, which power sander is most appropriate?

  1. A
    A belt sander operated parallel to the horizontal rails
  2. A random-orbit sander fitted with fine-grit sandpaperCevap
  3. C
    A high-speed angle grinder equipped with a coarse flap disc
  4. D
    A sheet orbital sander applied with heavy downward body pressure

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A random-orbit sander fitted with fine-grit sandpaper
A random-orbit sander uses an abrasive pad that simultaneously rotates in a circle and moves in an eccentric orbit. This dual-action mechanism ensures that the abrasive particles never travel along the exact same path twice. Consequently, it produces a non-directional scratch pattern that safely finishes wood surfaces where grain directions intersect at right angles without creating visible cross-grain blemishes.

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1
Analyze the workpiece geometry and wood grain alignment
Identified that stiles and rails meet at 90-degree angles, creating perpendicular grain boundaries at every joint.
Sanding across the grain of natural timber exposes cell ends and causes deep scratches that absorb dark stains unevenly.
2
Evaluate tool movement mechanics for each candidate sander
A random-orbit sander produces an irregular, non-repeating elliptical motion that allows sanding across multi-directional grain without distinct directional scratching.
Belt sanders create strictly linear scratches, while standard orbital sanders create repeating orbital swirls; only random-orbit motion provides the necessary multi-directional swirl-free finish.

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Random-orbit sander mechanics and cross-grain scratch prevention
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