Maybe you can shape some blocks to wrap the sandpaper around. Then sand them by hand???
What Type of Bit (s)
I am reusing some drawers from an older Broyhill/Basset triple dresser and thought I could sand them down. I could but won't as it would take forever sanding them down mostly by hand. The 2 photos try to show the design left on the front of the drawer. I'm assuming a raised panel bit created the front design. How would I go about trying to find one that was used or very similar to it... ...............or perhaps a couple of bits to do away with the 2 inner edges. On the later having to hand sand basically the round over edges and using a Random Orbital Sander is doable for me. Hand Sanding and yard raking are similar to me, a little bit is fine but an acre or 2 is a definite NO.
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Probably so. I'm going to try to make it simple. I have a wide dish cutter bit I might use to do away with the middle groove/cut. That would leave the outer edge which is rounded over going in level to the inner groove/cut cutting out the first groove/cut. It works on paper but it looks like I'll need a little luck and a few special "Design Features" for it to look right.
I did end up using the dish cutter bit in the router table. It enabled me to use a sander to rid the stain. I won't use that drawer (24") for the next project, a 3 drawer night stand. The night stands drawers are not as wide but the drawer fronts have the same design as this one.Probably so. I'm going to try to make it simple. I have a wide dish cutter bit I might use to do away with the middle groove/cut. That would leave the outer edge which is rounded over going in level to the inner groove/cut cutting out the first groove/cut. It works on paper but it looks like I'll need a little luck and a few special "Design Features" for it to look right.
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