With NeoSander, No Detail Too Small
From smoothing 3D prints and cleaning nub marks to refining wood carvings, NeoSander makes tackling delicate work effortless—perfect for makers and modelers who care about every tiny detail.

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Precision Starts with the Right Head
8 Quick-Swap Sanding Heads reach where other sanders can’t — from complex curves to tricky details — each matched with the perfect grit for flawless results.
World’s First Palm-Sized Mini Reciprocating Saw
NeoSander’s precision reciprocating mechanism not only ensures flawless sanding — with two specialized saw blades, it turns into a versatile mini saw for efficient, controlled cutting.
NeoSander vs Rotary Tools
Result? NeoSander gives you the confidence to sand precisely, even in complex or delicate areas — where rotary tools tend to damage rather than refine.
The Mastermind Behind the Motor
At its core, NeoSander packs a high-speed reciprocating linear motor—the first of its kind in a sanding tool—designed to deliver every pass with unmatched speed, precision, and steadiness.

How Does It Move So Fast?
By mounting a high-speed reciprocating linear motor vertically within a compact, direct-drive design, we’ve minimized energy loss and response time.
Compact. Direct. Powerful. With a 13,000 RPM stroke, NeoSander delivers unprecedented control and precision for fine-detail sanding.

What Makes It So Accurate?
NeoSander zips back and forth hundreds of times per second—but it keeps every pass on point.
Tiny 1.5mm strokes and a gear-free, direct-drive motor keep side-to-side wobble down to 0.05mm. The result? Every intricate nook gets sanded just right, and you stay in full control.

What Keeps It from Wobbling?
A motor this smooth doesn’t just move fast—it stays perfectly balanced.
Inside, a precision counterweight moves in exact opposition to the sanding motion, cutting vibrations by up to 85% before they reach your hand. The result? Your grip stays rock-steady, even at full speed.









