I've got a piece about 11x14 that I'm sanding the face of. The sander was >making short work of the piece but it wanted to move across the bench.
Since it was such a small part, putting a clamp on would have been more >annoying than just holding it.
So I'm just curious--what are your favorite methods of work holding for >sanding?
I've got a piece about 11x14 that I'm sanding the face of. The sander was making short work of the piece but it wanted to move across the bench.
Since it was such a small part, putting a clamp on would have been more annoying than just holding it.
So I'm just curious--what are your favorite methods of work holding for sanding?
Puckdropper
I've got a piece about 11x14 that I'm sanding the face of. The sander was making short work of the piece but it wanted to move across the bench.
Since it was such a small part, putting a clamp on would have been more annoying than just holding it.
So I'm just curious--what are your favorite methods of work holding for sanding?
Puckdropper
On 8/24/2023 1:35 PM, Puckdropper wrote:
I've got a piece about 11x14 that I'm sanding the face of. The"Use the force, Luke."
sander was making short work of the piece but it wanted to move
across the bench. Since it was such a small part, putting a clamp on
would have been more annoying than just holding it.
So I'm just curious--what are your favorite methods of work holding
for sanding?
Puckdropper
Just Wondering <J...@jw.com> wrote in
news:fCWFM.248481$uLJb....@fx41.iad:
On 8/24/2023 1:35 PM, Puckdropper wrote:I was using the force, it's just the arrows on the free body diagram were all going their own way!
I've got a piece about 11x14 that I'm sanding the face of. The"Use the force, Luke."
sander was making short work of the piece but it wanted to move
across the bench. Since it was such a small part, putting a clamp on
would have been more annoying than just holding it.
So I'm just curious--what are your favorite methods of work holding
for sanding?
Puckdropper
Puckdropper
On Friday, August 25, 2023 at 5:10:32 AM UTC-5, Puckdropper wrote:
Just Wondering <J...@jw.com> wrote in
news:fCWFM.248481$uLJb....@fx41.iad:
On 8/24/2023 1:35 PM, Puckdropper wrote:I was using the force, it's just the arrows on the free body diagram were all going their own way!
I've got a piece about 11x14 that I'm sanding the face of. The"Use the force, Luke."
sander was making short work of the piece but it wanted to move
across the bench. Since it was such a small part, putting a clamp on
would have been more annoying than just holding it.
So I'm just curious--what are your favorite methods of work holding
for sanding?
Puckdropper
PuckdropperMy method is absurdly gold plated - Festool vacuum clamp.
I've got a piece about 11x14 that I'm sanding the face of. The sander was making short work of the piece but it wanted to move across the bench.
Since it was such a small part, putting a clamp on would have been more annoying than just holding it.
So I'm just curious--what are your favorite methods of work holding for sanding?
Puckdropper
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