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    Radius sanding block

    Here is another luthier tool,
    It's a sanding block designed to sand the radius of a fingerboard.



    There are lots of different ways to make them, here is my personal approach, it is somewhat similar as 3D printing actually, but with wood :-)

    See the article on my site explaining my process :
    La Belle Note - Radius sanding block

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    Thanks Christophe! I've added your Radius Sanding Block to our Sanding category, as well as to your builder page: Christophe Mineau's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:


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    Interesting post showing your originality, as usual!

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    Wow, what a neat way to build up the part. Your great photos really helped to explain the process. I bet the sanding block is very comfortable to use for your work.

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    Great tool and writeup Christophe. Sanding fingerboards would be a breeze with this 12" block.

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    Good way to build up a useful tool.

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    Great, simple idea

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    Quote Originally Posted by Christophe Mineau View Post
    Here is another luthier tool,
    It's a sanding block designed to sand the radius of a fingerboard.



    There are lots of different ways to make them, here is my personal approach, it is somewhat similar as 3D printing actually, but with wood :-)

    See the article on my site explaining my process :
    La Belle Note - Radius sanding block
    That is an interesting method...... I would do it via shaper and basic set of cutters&moulding head, but I am a woodhead first and foremost, metalhead secondly.....



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