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   gblitle | Jan 13, 2010 08:59pm | #1

   A while back I was at Harbor Freight and found a 9 x 12 paper cutter for $12.95. My first thought was of using this as a sandpaper cutter. I bought it and It works great.
   When I was at Office Depot I also purchased a small plastic hanging file folder with a hinged lid and handle for $9.95 and use it for storing and sorting sheets of sandpaper.
   for under $25 I now have a way to store and cut sandpaper.

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   Fabuladico | Jan 18, 2010 05:08am | #2

   The sander I use most often uses 1/3 sheets (the usual). Long ago, I made a jig similar to this one. It basically has a backstop (Made from a paint stir stick) and a base (made from scrap) with a slot cut at the precise width of the sanspaper I need for that sander. All I do is take a sheet, set it against the backstop, then use a utility knife and follow the slot. It works great and is so simple anyone could do it.