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Disc Sanding

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I've never done anything that large but the basic method works great. I've done wooden wheels for outdoor furniture.
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Hope your not sanding to the line 4" in!
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moggymatt wrote:Hope your not sanding to the line 4" in!
Ha! Nope, that was just a reference line for my white stripe.Image
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I think a conical disk would work better(assuming that 3+ degree angle is manageable).
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Re: Disc Sanding

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When's the sumo match?
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Mike907 wrote:When's the sumo match?
Monday. Just a school club match.
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