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My original sanding blocks consisted of scrap blocks. Worked OK, but I kept loosing them and they never quite got into the corners the way I wanted. Sooooo I came up with this design.
Uses ¼ sheets, one end is secured via some points, the other is wrapped around. When the top is secured on the ¼” dowel tightens the sand paper up nicely.
There also unique enough that I’ll probably recognize them before tossing in the scrap bin.
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Bob, Oregon
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#1 posted 696 days ago
Neat idea! I’ll have to make some of these!
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bigike
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#2 posted 696 days ago
very cleaver idea the point looks as though you can get those hard to reach places too.
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#3 posted 696 days ago
nice touch with the dowel I can see how that’ll cinch the paper up well
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#4 posted 695 days ago
is it a 1/4 inch hole or slightly larger that the dowel rides in?
ChesapeakeBob
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#5 posted 695 days ago
Great design! Thanks for sharing your idea!
CB
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TopamaxSurvivor
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#6 posted 695 days ago
Kool!! I like those;-)
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#7 posted 695 days ago
Really clever ! Thanks for sharing…
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