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CabSauv
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05/21/2021 11:46AM  
What tricks does anybody have for sanding into the ends?  I can get a sanding block within an inch but I'm left with some rough looking work beyond that.  I'm considering gluing a plate in to hide it but if there's a way to get it looking decent, I'd skip that step.
 
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tumblehome
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05/22/2021 04:33PM  
The only way to get in there is with sandpaper and your hands. Lots of sanding. That's how I always did it and I had popeye forearms because of it.
Tom
 
1JimD
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05/22/2021 10:46PM  
I use those stiff sanding discs they use on drills. You use them without the drill of course.

Another, glue some course sand paper to a flat flexible stick.
Here is a link that should help !

1JimD
 
Cedarboy
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05/24/2021 10:40AM  
I use an old yard stick. Wrap the sp around the end and have at it.
CB
 
CabSauv
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05/25/2021 06:53PM  
I've been using an 8" piece of lathe but a yard stick sounds like it would give great leverage. Thanks.
 
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