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Sander for making flats&satin on the blades
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Hengelo_77
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If I understand your tool right you'll spend more time changing sandpaper then actualy sanding.
Or do I not get it right?
Or do I not get it right?
Hi, everybody!
Sorry, my sun is so lazy to help me w/movie
. You'l see It very soon on my Facebook.
Until It happen - strip wide is 1,25'(You could use 1'), most 20' long. To cut a dirty peace - you untight a nut
on the roll and wing-nut on the front, pool out, cut out, tight the front, then twist the shaft
of the roll to tension an abrasive, tight nut. God, so many letters
Sorry, my sun is so lazy to help me w/movie
. You'l see It very soon on my Facebook.Until It happen - strip wide is 1,25'(You could use 1'), most 20' long. To cut a dirty peace - you untight a nut
on the roll and wing-nut on the front, pool out, cut out, tight the front, then twist the shaft
of the roll to tension an abrasive, tight nut. God, so many letters
