Coupez le papier abrasif au format désiré. J’aime bien mon couteau maison.
Cut sandpaper sheet to desired size. I like my homemade cutter.
Ensuite coupez un tasseau aux dimensions appropriées.
Then cut a cleat to the appropriate dimensions.
Au banc de scie, réalisez une rainure à mi-bois, tel que montré.
At the table saw, cut a half through saw kerf, as shown.
Insérez les extrémités du papier abrasifs dans la rainure et bloquez avec un petit bâtonnet (Popsicle). Bien enfoncer le bâtonnet afin de pouvoir utiliser les deux faces.
Insert the sandpaper edges into the saw kerf and lock with a small stick (Popsicle). Bottom out the stick to be able to use both faces.
On ne peut mieux. Oui bien sûr, si vous avez du temps ! Continuez à lire.
It can’t be better. Yes of course, if you have enough time ! Keep reading.
Découpez un morceau de plateau de mousse (pensez alimentation) afin d’ajouter un coussinet pour un ponçage plus en douceur.
Cut a piece of foam tray (think food) to add a pad for a smoother sanding.
Le bâtonnet est facile à retirer avec un pointeau.
The stick is easy to remove with a scratch awl.
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Bonjour , juste une proposition…
Au lieu de faire des angles à 90 ° L Faire des angles rentrant et sortant /_/ 60 ° et 30 ° plus pratique pour poncer dans les angles.
Bravo pour votre site
Cordialement
MG
J’aime bien l’idée du parallélogramme. Donc certains de cette forme et d’autres rectangulaires !
Merci et au plaisir…
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I like it. This is a very practical approach and especially like the supermarket foam padding idea.
Soon I will try a parallelogram shape, same principle.
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I like this one also Serge. Old hands need help holding the sandpaper plus the foam insert is a marvelous idea for finish sanding. Thanks.
And only the cut-offs of the foam is trashed away.
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Nice idea ! 😉
Something that every shop needs.
Nice work Serge !
Thanks Eric. I like the parallelogram idea posted in French by Genet. I’ll give it a try too.
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Serge, I hate sanding and I think your invention will help! I think I’ll make a few so I can leave different grits on them. It shouldn’t take any longer to make 4 than just one. That’s what I like about your design. And your foam tray idea is brilliant. You couldn’t buy a better product to put on the bottom of a sanding block. I like Genet’s idea so I think I will angle one side.
Cheers
Mark
Mark, making several at the same time shouldn’t take much longer because you would set the table saw once for each cut, including the saw kerf. One thing that just hit my mind is that the blocks must be narrower for angled blocks to slip the quarter sheet in, unless one cut his sheet to size the blocks and keep scraps for lathe sanding.
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Serge
Good point Serge. I’ll make sure I make the block to fit the paper since i don’t have a lath. Although I do keep scraps of everything because I’m cheap :).
Mark
Mark, you could have said – because I’m as cheap as you are !! 😉
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Serge
I love this idea. I’m always looking for convenient sanding blocks. With this method I can keep a collection of blocks in different grids
Steve, the collection of different grits is the whole idea !
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