Sanding and Abrasives
After finish-sanding the bare wood of your project, typically to 220 grit, vacuum the surface to remove embedded dust.
I think the sandpaper I bought is imported. Does that make a difference?
In project articles, you often say “sand to 220 grit.” But how do I know which grits to use before 220?
We’re all for power-sanding, but once the heavy work is done, corded tools can’t compete with a little elbow grease.
When I bought my oscillating spindle sander, I didn't consider how to store six different sizes of sleeves in three grits.
A simple system to keep abrasive discs flat and at the ready for quick mounting.
Q. What is the color-grading system for nonwoven abrasive pads? I'm never sure which color is the best choice for a particular job.
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