very nice like the simplicity and using many hand powered tools in the video for many years Wood workers in general have been over engineering sanding blocks ?? they all do the same thing there isn’t any need to re invent the wheel
I think this simple design is quite elegant. It has all the elements required without complicating setup and use. And it's easy to vary to suit the maker's needs, such as modifying the size to fit the sandpaper to be used. Well done. I've already made two and plan to make two more. richard -- The second Law of Demos (and Frisbee): Never make a statement more predictive than "Watch this."
Thanks. The dimensions are Length 10 cm, width 6.5, depth 4.5. The overall dimensions were detemined by the width of the sandpaper (it's from a roll) and the width of the scrap fence paling that I used. Have fun!
Hi. Unfortunately I don't know the brand of the bits. I bought them at the Sydney Woodworking show . They are un-branded, but I would geuss they are chinese
YO TENGO UNA REVISTA QUE COMPRÉ HACE UNOS 15 AÑOS Y FABRIQUE UNA COSA COMO ESTÁ. BIEN POR QUIENES APORTAN UN GRANITO DE ARENA Y COMPARTEN SUS CONOCIMIENTOS GRACIAS A TODOS AQUÉLLOS SERES HONESTOS Y PRODUCTIVOS.
Pules los cantos con una lima teniendo una lijadora de banda y después alineas con una lima redonda un emparejado entre madera? No tiene mucho sentido!
Probé diferentes técnicas para ver qué daba los mejores resultados. Mi primer pensamiento fue hacerlo todo a mano porque no todos tienen una lijadora de banda, pero la terminé en la máquina porque se me acabó el tiempo.
You don't need anything as complicated as this to make a "self locking" sanding block. You just need to cut the edges of your block at a 15 degree angle. The narrow face goes at the top, the wider face goes down. Then wrap sandpapder round the block, and crease the paper on the 15 degree edges, take it off, fold along the creases and put it back on. The sandpaper will hold itself to the block! see alexanderguestguitars.com Videos page "The World's Best Sanding Block" for the full run-down.
I made several of these ten years ago and they are still used.. great idea tnx for sharing
You're welcome!
Thank you very much Professor! From Brazil!💓💓👍👍
Thanks for your lovely comment!
@@AlansWoodworking Amateur in learning!😄😄
Thanks! I've just made one of these. Very useful.
I'm glad you found it useful🙂
Excellent
Great ideas
Glad you like them!
Simple, useful, brilliant!
I'm glad you liked it
Gracias por compartir su creacion o idea de ese bonito y efectivo lijador. desde Costa Rica.
Very good. Good idea.
Excelente idea mis saludos desde Argentina.
very nice like the simplicity and using many hand powered tools in the video for many years Wood workers in general have been over engineering sanding blocks ?? they all do the same thing there isn’t any need to re invent the wheel
I think this simple design is quite elegant. It has all the elements required without complicating setup and use. And it's easy to vary to suit the maker's needs, such as modifying the size to fit the sandpaper to be used. Well done. I've already made two and plan to make two more.
richard
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The second Law of Demos (and Frisbee): Never make a statement more predictive than "Watch this."
I'm glad you like it. I've only made the one, but it's the first thing I grab if I have a sanding job.
Alan
Sencillo el 'taco' de lijado, pero eficiente.
Ahí tienes mi like amigo!!! Saludos cordiales desde Reynosa Tamaulipas México!!!
Muchas gracias por tu comentario
Muito show!!!
That’s a great interesting idea - I’m definitely going to make one of these
really nice job - like a piece of high quality cabinet making.
Thank you so much
EN VERDAD SE HACE ÉSTE ARTILUGIO EN MINITOS.
Grest job mate, but please can you tell me the dimentions? Thank you so much. 😁
Thanks. The dimensions are Length 10 cm, width 6.5, depth 4.5. The overall dimensions were detemined by the width of the sandpaper (it's from a roll) and the width of the scrap fence paling that I used. Have fun!
@@AlansWoodworking thank you so much mate , you been so kind. Compliment
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can you share what what forstner bits are you using?
Hi. Unfortunately I don't know the brand of the bits. I bought them at the Sydney Woodworking show . They are un-branded, but I would geuss they are chinese
I made a sanding block using wood and duct tape. I made another sanding block using a credit card and duct tape.
YO TENGO UNA REVISTA QUE COMPRÉ HACE UNOS 15 AÑOS Y FABRIQUE UNA COSA COMO ESTÁ. BIEN POR QUIENES APORTAN UN GRANITO DE ARENA Y COMPARTEN SUS CONOCIMIENTOS GRACIAS A TODOS AQUÉLLOS SERES HONESTOS Y PRODUCTIVOS.
Very well done, but honestly it is too much work and too many materials to make a simple sander.
True, but it was fun to make and I actually use it a lot. It's the first thing I grab when I do any sanding
Pules los cantos con una lima teniendo una lijadora de banda y después alineas con una lima redonda un emparejado entre madera? No tiene mucho sentido!
Probé diferentes técnicas para ver qué daba los mejores resultados. Mi primer pensamiento fue hacerlo todo a mano porque no todos tienen una lijadora de banda, pero la terminé en la máquina porque se me acabó el tiempo.
too much wort its only 4 bucks in hd
Stop it with the music!
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You don't need anything as complicated as this to make a "self locking" sanding block. You just need to cut the edges of your block at a 15 degree angle. The narrow face goes at the top, the wider face goes down. Then wrap sandpapder round the block, and crease the paper on the 15 degree edges, take it off, fold along the creases and put it back on. The sandpaper will hold itself to the block!
see alexanderguestguitars.com Videos page "The World's Best Sanding Block" for the full run-down.