What size sanding discs does it use?

It uses 5-inch discs. Hook-and-loop 5-inch discs are the most widely sold size, so replacements are easy to find.

Is it corded or cordless?

It is corded and runs from a wall outlet. That gives constant power with no battery to charge, but you are tied to an outlet and a cord.

Does it have variable speed?

No variable-speed dial is listed. The motor runs at a single speed, so control comes from pressure and grit choice rather than a speed setting.

What is the motor rated at?

The motor is rated 3.2 amps, or 350 watts, with a copper-core winding. That is a strong motor for a 5-inch orbital sander.

Is it good for beginners?

Yes. A 5-inch random orbital is the standard first power sander for furniture and paint prep, and the single-speed design keeps operation simple.

What grits should I start with?

Start coarse, around 80 grit, for paint removal or leveling, then step up through 120 and 220 for a finish-ready surface. Change grits in order rather than skipping steps.

Where is the SHALL 5-Inch Random Orbital Sander cheapest?

At Walmart, for $39.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the SHALL 5-Inch Random Orbital Sander?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.

SHALL 5-Inch Random Orbital Sander

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Our take on the SHALL 5-Inch Random Orbital Sander

The SHALL 5-Inch Random Orbital Sander is a corded wood sander built around a 3.2-amp, 350-watt motor with a copper-core winding. The 5-inch pad is the common size for general sanding and finishing work, so it takes widely sold 5-inch hook-and-loop discs. It suits homeowners and hobbyists doing furniture refinishing, paint removal and prep work, and it competes with other entry-level corded orbitals on motor size rather than on dust collection or variable speed.

Best forHome woodworkers and DIY refinishersStripping paint and sanding furniturePrep work before staining or paintingBuyers who want a corded sander with a strong motor

Pros

3.2-amp, 350-watt motor is strong for a sander in this class
Copper-core motor winding aimed at longer service life
5-inch pad takes standard hook-and-loop discs
Random orbital action limits swirl marks on flat wood
Corded power means no battery to charge or run down

Cons

No variable-speed control listed, so speed is fixed
Dust collection setup is not described
Corded, so you need an outlet and manage a cord
No orbital or pad-brake details given for fine finishing

SHALL 5-Inch Random Orbital Sander prices at every store

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In stockSold by SHALL TOOLS Co. LtdReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$39.99Checked Nov 9
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About the SHALL 5-Inch Random Orbital Sander

It has a 3.2 amp, 350 W motor with a copper core.

Size: 5 in
Motor: 3.2 amp, 350 W, copper core
Brand: SHALL

Specifications

size: 5"Source

Questions and answers

What size sanding discs does it use?: It uses 5-inch discs. Hook-and-loop 5-inch discs are the most widely sold size, so replacements are easy to find.
Is it corded or cordless?: It is corded and runs from a wall outlet. That gives constant power with no battery to charge, but you are tied to an outlet and a cord.
Does it have variable speed?: No variable-speed dial is listed. The motor runs at a single speed, so control comes from pressure and grit choice rather than a speed setting.
What is the motor rated at?: The motor is rated 3.2 amps, or 350 watts, with a copper-core winding. That is a strong motor for a 5-inch orbital sander.
Is it good for beginners?: Yes. A 5-inch random orbital is the standard first power sander for furniture and paint prep, and the single-speed design keeps operation simple.
What grits should I start with?: Start coarse, around 80 grit, for paint removal or leveling, then step up through 120 and 220 for a finish-ready surface. Change grits in order rather than skipping steps.
Where is the SHALL 5-Inch Random Orbital Sander cheapest?: At Walmart, for $39.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the SHALL 5-Inch Random Orbital Sander?: Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.

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