You’ll find all of Woodstock Hardware’s sanding, grinding and polishing tools and accessories in our fully stocked Power Tool & Accessory and Hand Tool & Accessory Departments.

Check out our Power Tool Department here, featuring top brands, expert advice and the best tools to get the job done right

Take a stroll down our aisles and chances are you’ll spot that Milwaukee 18V grinder you’ve had your eye on — and the latest hook-and-loop sandpaper from Diablo that’ll take your next project to the next level.

Because when it comes to sanding, grinding or polishing, we know that having the right tools and top-quality accessories means getting the job done faster, easier and better.

Why Settle for Less? We take sanding, grinding and polishing to the next level. With top-tier tools, expert advice and unbeatable selection — it’s the best department in the business. Come see why the pros shop here.

• Mount a metal cutoff wheel in your angle grinder to cut metal stock such as rebar.  Prop up the long side of the rebar and hold it securely. Move the cutoff wheel through the metal, allowing the weight of the tool to do most of the work. Allow the short end of the rebar to drop freely to avoid binding the blade.
• Use a wire brush on an angle grinder for cleaning rust and caked-on material such as cement and dirt from garden tools, with a wire cup. Secure the tool with clamps or a vise. Make sure the brush is spinning away from, not into, the edge. Otherwise, the brush can catch on the edge and cause the grinder to kick back at you.
• Cut tile with a diamond or concrete cut off wheel.  Mark the outline of the cut accurately on both the front and the back of the tile. Clamp the tile to your workbench and score the outline about 1/8 in. deep on the front with the grinding wheel.
• Grind out old, loose mortar with an angle grinder and diamond, or concrete grinding wheel. Make two or three 1/2-in. deep passes to completely clear the joint. Stay about 1/8 in. from the brick to avoid damaging it.