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Bruce offered a bunch of ideas you may not have thought of |
One was a sanding glove with velcro attached to hold your sanding pads |
How about a homemade sanding attachment for the hard to reach places? |
What about a foreceps held pad for the really hard to reach areas? |
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An ugly old bowl with a towel makes a great sanding holding fixture |
Stable, repositionable, and cheap |
Bruce did another session on shop organization ideas |
A simple, inexpensive, tool holder for use on the lathe |
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Automotive silicone spray not only as a rust preventative, but also allows easy tool rest movement |
An inexpensive glove makes a nice protective shield from sharp or hot chips |
Magnets on a metal tray hold it and your wrenches and chuck keys in a findable place |
Velcro strips on you shop vacuum remote control allow for attachment to the equipment in use |
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An on/off outlet for use with your additional tools at the lathe |
Rubber tips on the thickness measuring device prevent scratches on your work |
Cardboard templates for cutting out bowl rounds are inexpensive and replaceable |
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Photos by Kurt Hertzog (6/02) |
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