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    A sanding gouge

    Still woodturning :
    this is a sanding gouge.



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    The head is in two parts, glued together. They hold together a ball bearing (salvaged from rollerblades).
    The articulated shaft is ended by a piece of threaded rod, attached to the ball bearing with two nuts.
    The sand paper is attached via a velcro interface (salvaged from the the sole of an oscillating sander).

    With this kind of tool, you simply need to apply it on the turning piece and it is self powered.
    You don't even need to cut round pieces of sand paper, you can leave them square.

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


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    Wow! You are very resourceful Christophe.

    Félicitations...Paul
    Sorry my mistakes in english.
    to share your tip >>> http://www.homemadetools.net/forum/tool-tips-tricks/ <<<

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    Nice. Haven't seen a gouge using sandpaper before.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DIYer View Post
    Nice. Haven't seen a gouge using sandpaper before.
    Yes, I forgot to say that the tool principle is not from me, it's something I have seen sold from a UK manufacturer I think, it is the name they use.
    I just figured out how to build one with common things.
    At least, what is sure, is that wood turning tools can make use of the woodturner skills !
    (I sometimes receive the remark that my tools are too complicated to make when I start merging woodworking with metalworking ...)
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    So true. I love the merging of the two skills - woodwork and metalwork.



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