Sandpaper Organizer for every shop
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Finding the right sandpaper when I need it is always a barrier to finishing my projects. I needed a way to keep the different grits sorted, tear sheets to the sizes I need for my sanding block, and move the organizer to wherever I need it in the shop. This project was useful to organize my shop and increase my productivity-plus, it was really easy to make! Since it was a shop project, I got to experiment with design without being concerned about making too perfect and use up some scrap wood.
The technique I used on this project is also useful to make quick, easy shelves to organize anything, from sandpaper to scrapbooking paper or just about any other craft materials.
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I've loved building things from a young age and I believe anyone can get out to the shop and make things. I want to inspire people to go out there and learn something new, to experience the thrill of taking a project from the moment of inspiration to a finished piece. Also, my wife has a very long honey-do list for me and I might as well make videos doing it.
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Each time I see a sandpaper organiser it reminds me to get on with making one 😁 Nice design. Thank for sharing ॐ
The Wood Yogi I spent so much time riffling through the drawer of sandpaper that it would add to the frustration that is sanding. I'm so glad u made this and made it portable so I can always take my sanding to the project. I highly suggest it!
Is the sandpaper sorted by grit? Maybe some labels on the side so you quickly know what grit you are grabbing without having to pull out a sheet and read it.
Robin Eddy I will definitely put on labels, just wanted to make sure I had all the grits accounted for. I might also separate out different types of sandpaper since i have several types with different backing material and different types of grit. Once I use it for a while, I'll figure out a permanent labelling solution.
Nice job! I really like how you can tear the paper using that blade you added. That was a nice touch!
Thank you! I never use a full-size sheet of paper and always end up folding it and it starts to tear anyway or it slides on itself and just never quite works, so I made sure to design it so the paper would fit between the handles and that it was (just barely) wide enough to screw the blade on. I was actually kind of surprised how well it worked. It's also great for tearing lengthwise as I have a vibrating sander that takes half sheets.
Loved the idea with the hacksaw blade, as well as the multi-purpose handle.
The hacksaw blades has become so useful. It is nice being able to take the sandpaper where I'm sanding, though I use the handle more often to hold the roll of paper.
That turned out pretty good. I like the handle/tape roll holder. Nicely done.
Thank you! I use this thing way more than I expected. It's so nice being able to take the sandpaper to the project!
The Every Maker - Nick oh I can imagine.
Very cool project! I love the addition of the hacksaw blade and the dual-use handle! Well Done!
Thank you! I wanted to make the Sandpaper station more functional than just a box on the wall that holds sandpaper. I always ended up folding my sandpaper, then it would slip and start cracking and ripping, so the Hacksaw blade really helps and makes sure I'm only using up what I need.
Gonna make one or more of these for Dovetail, finally!
I love this thing, I've got to make a couple more for my smaller orbital sander pads!
wonderful video !! nice!
Thank you! It's a lot of fun!
Great job! Just a quick correction: a dado runs across the grain, while a groove runs with (or parallel to) the grain. Thanks for the great videos!
That is a good clarification, a lot of definitions don't specify the difference, but I appreciate the attention to detail! Thanks for watching!
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Ha ha! Thank you for that and thanks for the subscription!
Perfect...Exactly what I need to get my paper organized.
Glad to hear it is what you are looking for! I find it very useful!
So fun to watch even if I never make it myself! I like the music too.
Thank you! I actually really like the artist's music. It's kind of fun picking out which song to use for which videos and which parts.