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Old 03-22-2009, 01:26 AM   #1
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Question Convert Your Scroll Saw Into A Power Sander !!!

Has anybody ever used these? If so do the work?
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Old 03-22-2009, 01:33 AM   #2
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I have a set and they do work they are pretty coarse.... I still prefer using an emery board much cheaper.
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Old 03-22-2009, 02:04 AM   #3
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I have used them but don't care much for them. I also like using emery boards.
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Tried them, don't like them even a little bit. They easily tear apart and do not work, as well as you would think. Of course you could try a set to see what you think. Maybe you will like them better than I do.
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G'day Rick,
I bought a couple of packets a few years ago and still have one unopened pack in the shed. I wouldn't touch them mate, they come apart.
You can do the same job with just a strip of sandpaper folded in half and placed in the clamps and it's stronger.
As Dan, suggests, emery boards are also good, cheaper. tougher and last longer.

As you progress and use appropriate blades you will find that sanding inside cuts is not necessary.
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Have them and I think they are O.K., but the more cost effective are the ones you make yourself.
Steve Good has a video on just how to do that. Check it out.
YouTube - Turn your scroll saw into a sanding station
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Have them and I think they are O.K., but the more cost effective are the ones you make yourself.
Steve Good has a video on just how to do that. Check it out.
YouTube - Turn your scroll saw into a sanding station
Wow...don't know how I missed that one. Thanks! I sat there the other night and watched a ton of the vids...learned a lot!
Yes I have been using emory boards, and they work good, and your right...when I get better and use the right blade inside cut sanding won't be needed.

Thanks for the help on this issue.
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