Never seen that
What you use to attach the sandpaper BJ?
does it ever come off and jam?
Thanks
for ACV
Hi ACV
Here are some snapshots of the hold downs I use around the shop.
Bj
The last two snapshots is the wall clock we talked about all made with 3/4" MDF
The top and bottom parts of the clock case are just stacked mdf scrap stock one on top of the other to get the look of grown molding.
The clock box (face) just pulls out of the case once the door is open so you can replace the batterys or set the time, it's on two 1/2" x 1/2" x 5" long blocks.
Bj
Here are some snapshots of the hold downs I use around the shop.
Bj
The last two snapshots is the wall clock we talked about all made with 3/4" MDF
The top and bottom parts of the clock case are just stacked mdf scrap stock one on top of the other to get the look of grown molding.
The clock box (face) just pulls out of the case once the door is open so you can replace the batterys or set the time, it's on two 1/2" x 1/2" x 5" long blocks.
Bj
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What you use to attach the sandpaper BJ?
does it ever come off and jam?
Thanks
Hi Router
I use 3M spray #77 GLUE ,no jams and it stays on and works great I did send off for some that had the holes in them and the sticky paper on them but I said why,so now I just take a standard sand paper and cut my own, but I'm still looking for some 12" x 12" sand paper for my big blades.. I was thinking of buying it by the roll then I can get the size I need.
Bj
I use 3M spray #77 GLUE ,no jams and it stays on and works great
I did send off for some that had the holes in them and the sticky paper on them but I said why,so now I just take a standard sand paper and cut my own, but I'm still looking for some 12" x 12" sand paper for my big blades.. I was thinking of buying it by the roll then I can get the size I need.Bj
You're Welcome Allison
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Thanks BJ.
Gonna give it a shot with an old saw blade and gorilla glue.
Gonna give it a shot with an old saw blade and gorilla glue.
Hi Router
"gorilla glue" = hummmmm, maybe a bit to thick, and that suff will puff up and push out all over the place and I'm not to sure it will hold, I know it's tuff when it's dry.
But if that's all you have give it a shot,what the heck, do you have a remote switch so you can stand back when you turn it on .. it may go ding,ding,ding,ding when you hit the power..
Do you have some contact glue, I would try that 1st, let it get tacky to the touch then put on the paper,and then cut the center hole out,I use a 5/8" bolt to line it up.precut the sand paper and then put it on, just under the tooth slot on the blade.
http://www.grizzly.com/products/g4246
http://www.grizzly.com/products/g4253
http://www.grizzly.com/products/g4257
http://www.grizzly.com/catalog/2006/Main/381
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http://www.stockroomsupply.com/Sanding_Discs.php
http://www.stockroomsupply.com/Sanding_Sheets.php
Bj
"gorilla glue" = hummmmm, maybe a bit to thick, and that suff will puff up and push out all over the place and I'm not to sure it will hold, I know it's tuff when it's dry.
But if that's all you have give it a shot,what the heck, do you have a remote switch so you can stand back when you turn it on ..
it may go ding,ding,ding,ding when you hit the power.. Do you have some contact glue
, I would try that 1st, let it get tacky to the touch then put on the paper,and then cut the center hole out,I use a 5/8" bolt to line it up.precut the sand paper and then put it on, just under the tooth slot on the blade.http://www.grizzly.com/products/g4246
http://www.grizzly.com/products/g4253
http://www.grizzly.com/products/g4257
http://www.grizzly.com/catalog/2006/Main/381
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http://www.stockroomsupply.com/Sanding_Discs.php
http://www.stockroomsupply.com/Sanding_Sheets.php
Bj
Hey ACV
Did you get your router bit box done ?
Bj
Did you get your router bit box done ?
Bj
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