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sander
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sander
1. a power-driven tool for smoothing surfaces, esp wood, plastic, etc., by rubbing with an abrasive disc
2. a person who uses such a device
sander [′san·dər]
(mechanical engineering)
An electric machine used to sand the surface of wood, metal, or other material.
A device attached to a locomotive or electric rail car which sands the rails to increase friction on the driving wheels.
sander
1. A power sander.
2. A sanding machine.
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