A tool or machine that uses sandpaper or rough material to smooth or polish surfaces like wood or metal.
From 'sand' (the abrasive material) plus '-er' (a tool that does something), formed in English as modern tools were invented.
Sandpaper isn't made from beach sand—it's made from crushed minerals like garnet or aluminum oxide that are much harder than sand and create a much finer polishing action.
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