Robbo3
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You're welcome.HappyPixie":3g6gd9ks said:Thanks for all your tips.
Thanks for yours.
You're welcome.HappyPixie":3g6gd9ks said:Thanks for all your tips.
Make your own. This one is emery cloth.Jonzjob":2x2vwecn said:I have a flap wheel that I have had forever and it's getting a bit worn down now, but it's different in that the flaps are also cut into separate fingers It makes it really good on curved surfaces. The problem is that I haven't been able to replace it and can't remember where I got it from
Seconded.Bodger7":ses6213f said:Some great tips here. All relatively easy to achieve but they hadn't occurred to me! Thanks for sharing them.
Brilliant idea. Will use this one tomorrow. :lol:Robbo3":1dzm0wji said:Magnets
I use magnets all over the workshop. On the tail stock are a 150mm rule, a set of dial calipers, (they require a larger magnet because of their weight). A paintbrush with embedded magnets in both sides of the handle, because it can be hung from anything metal & it normally lives on the drill press. Another paintbrush lives on a head stock magnet & the pencil has a countersunk magnet screwed onto its end ... so that it never gets lost in the shavings.
All the magnets are attached with a spot of superglue so that they stay put & don't come away with the tool.
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