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20 comments so far
RipSawRon
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posted 68 days ago
Cool Idea!! Keep them coming!
wiswood2
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posted 68 days ago
Very good Idea .
Chuck
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Joe Weaver
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posted 68 days ago
great idea
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gator9t9
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posted 68 days ago
GMAN I am not sure what you are doing …or why you would want to do it …??????
I am probably very stupid today and missing your point …
But thanks for the post …
-- Mike in Bonney Lake " If you are real real real good your whole life, You 'll be buried in a curly maple coffin when you die."
GMman
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posted 68 days ago
You dont understand the point , do you know what a drum sander is
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GaryK
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posted 68 days ago
Pretty good idea!
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
Scott Bryan
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posted 68 days ago
Very interesting idea.
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Paul D
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posted 67 days ago
GMman, I’ve seen something like this before but I really never understood it. I have an oscillating spindle sander too and maybe this would be useful to me. Can you explain more how you use it?
-- Paul D, Atlanta GA
GMman
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posted 67 days ago
You take a straight board like a straight edge use a hole saw size close to the size of one of your drum I don’t use the largest one but the one below it and you clamp you board so that just a very small part of the drum is out of the board then you just slide the board you are sanding along the clamped board as you would do on a joiner..hope I have help you
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Dusty56
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posted 67 days ago
Yet another great idea
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jjohn
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posted 67 days ago
I don’t think I would have thought to do that. Very cool idea.
-- JJohn
pyromedic602
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posted 67 days ago
Godd idea. I will have to try it if I ever get a spindle sander.
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RedShirt013
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posted 67 days ago
A poor man’s belt sander, nice. Would you still get a snipe at the end of the board if you haven’t shim the output side of the “fence”? Kind of like with a misaligned jointer outfeed table
-- Ed
GMman
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posted 67 days ago
I have 2 hand belt sanders and a table one but this is better because it sands in a straight line, as for the snipes you have to let your drum out as little as you can just enough so it touches the wood you are sanding, works fine no snipes at all….you may have to practice a bit how to set it….also no burn
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Hawgnutz
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posted 67 days ago
very cool modification to complete a needed job! Bravo! Creativity just lives at this site.
I will use this on mine to clean up machining marks.
God Bless,
Hawg
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gator9t9
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posted 67 days ago
Gman I have an RidGid oscillating SPINDLE / Belt sander ....ok so now i see what you have done …
You have placed the 2×4 or stock as a fence …......ok
Great job …good idea ….I might use that idea myself on my RidGid
thanks
-- Mike in Bonney Lake " If you are real real real good your whole life, You 'll be buried in a curly maple coffin when you die."
TroutGuy
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posted 66 days ago
Very nifty idea! I’ve been looking at the Rigid oscillating sander, and this would be a great accessory for it (or any similar tool). Nice job!
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rikkor
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posted 66 days ago
That’s really clever.
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DAN
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posted 66 days ago
good post …
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darryl
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posted 66 days ago
that is a very clever idea, thanks for sharing
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