The Millbank club dominated up front in defeating Gordonians 37-3 last week and Sangster wants a repeat display when Strathmore head north tomorrow for the Caledonia Division 1 match.
Caithness are making the most of playing at their own ground after thrashing Ellon 47-0 and following it up by beating Gordonians.
Sangster is satisfied with his side’s displays after racking up thousands of miles on the road to fulfil fixtures earlier in the season.
He said: “Everything is building nicely and we played well last week.
“We did well in difficult conditions and the pitch will be heavy again on Saturday.
“Strathmore have quite a physical team and they will offer a different kind of challenge than the teams we have played in the last two weeks. It will be more of a forward contest, the conditions might suit our pack, we will need to cope up front.
“Any team needs a good platform to play from and our forwards have done the hard yards against Gordonians and Ellon.
“We always knew we had a batch of home games coming up and we want to amass as many points as we possibly can.
“We have been working on specific things in training and we are seeing it happen on a Saturday.
“The players have the bit between their teeth, everyone has been in good form.”
Second row Michael Duffy comes back into the squad after working offshore to replace Grant Anderson who misses out as he heads offshore to work.