Repeatable motion.
CNCSANDING
Less hand sanding.
More CNC productivity.
Floating random-orbit sanding heads for CNC routers and mills.
Displayed prices are a 2 November 2026 snapshot in USD. Confirm current price, variant and availability on the live product page.
How it works
From toolholder
to finished
pass.
Mount the head, fit the abrasive and set your pass. Keep surface finishing on the CNC.
Explore the setup guide- 01
Confirm the fit
Check the specified shank against your spindle or toolholder.
- 02
Set the abrasive
Fit the disc or pad for your material and finish.
- 03
Dial in the pass
Use the technical guide to plan your starting settings.
- 04
Run the surface
Follow the programmed path across the workpiece.
Fit guide
Check your fit.
Start with the shank and toolholder. Then check the abrasive and operating limits.
Check these four points
3″ Free Running Floating Sanding Head
- Shank
- Confirm the available shank on the product page
- Toolholding
- Use a spindle or toolholder that securely accepts the selected shank
- Abrasive
- 3″ sanding media sized for the selected backing pad
- Operating limits
- Follow the product listing and technical guidance for the selected setup.
Real application
See what the toolpath
looks like in the shop.
In action
See it work.
Watch the floating sanding head follow the toolpath across a wood slab.
Feeds & speeds guide ↗Technical help
A few things
before you start.
Quick answers for your CNC setup.
Will it fit my CNC?+
Fit depends on whether your spindle or toolholder accepts the shank specified for the selected head. Check the product page and your machine documentation.
Explore the fit guide ↗What materials can it work on?+
The 5″ product is described for sanding or polishing wood, metal and stone. Abrasive choice, speed and feed must suit the specific material.
What sanding discs does it use?+
The 5″ head accepts standard hook-and-loop paper or stick-on sanding discs and can also be fitted with a polishing head.
Where do I start with feeds and speeds?+
Use the store’s Feeds and Speeds page as a starting reference, then test conservatively for your material, abrasive and machine.
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