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For many woodworkers, raised grain is a common issue. After sanding your wood down to a smooth, flat surface, a day later the flat surface is no longer flat. There are actually a few reasons why thi …

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For those actively involved in the hobby of woodworking and metal working, the term “coated abrasives” is a common one seen and heard across the industry, usually accompanied by one of two other ter …

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Drum sanders are large sanding machines that are primarily used for wood and plastic sanding projects. Coming in at about 30 inches wide and 25 inches long, and weighing just over 175 pounds, drum s …

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If you wish to upgrade, renew, or restore the wood flooring in your property, sanding is a lucrative and effective option. Sanding your floors is an important step to wood floor refinishing, and sho …

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If you are into woodworking, the ultimate goal for every project you undertake is to get it done right the first time around. But in order to achieve this goal on every project, it requires years of …

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It’s always a great idea to catch up on some safety tips and review some basic information about using disc sanders before starting any woodworking or construction project. Your safety is the top pr …

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