Tool hack shakes up detail sanding

For sanding those tight, almost unreachable parts of an assembled project, I repurposed a used flush-cutting blade from my oscillating multitool and converted the blade to a sanding tool.

After removing pitch and grime from the old blade and grinding off the teeth, I secured a piece of sandpaper around the end using spray adhesive. This "detail sander" makes quick work in tight spaces.

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