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Tool Review: Sanding Nets by Festool
December 31, 2019

Regardless of what Adam Godet threw at Festool’s new Granat Net abrasives, they were more durable, cleaner, and clogged less than conventional sanding disks.
Foolproof Surface Prep
November 4, 2019

Working systematically, Bob Van Dyke demonstrates how to remove mill marks and tearout with a scraper, break sharp edges and corners with a block plane, and sand to an even finish with sandpaper.
Unstuck From Super Glue
March 30, 2016

Accidentally glue your fingers together with super glue? Here's what to do.
Smart Jig Makes a Stack of Sanding Blocks
December 2, 2015

I encounter lots of odd smoothing, trimming, and chamfering tasks that are a challenge for a block plane or a chisel. Also, I don’t like to slow down to sharpen…
Shopsmith- G2 Sanding Disks
October 25, 2012

Shopsmith G2 sanding disks come in eight grits ranging from 40 to 320 and all feature a wear-resistant, plastic film backing with an aluminum-oxide abrasive and an anti-clog coating.
All About Sandpaper
July 26, 2012

Watch how it's made—and discover the best abrasive for each job.
Lynx – Scraper Set
December 1, 2009

Lynx scrapers are excellent for moldings
Woodworking Materials
August 8, 2008

Online resources for wood, glues, sandpaper, finishes, and more
When to Stop Sanding?
December 15, 2006

Depending on the finish, probably earlier than you think.
Sand, Scrape, or Plane?
September 1, 2006

Woodworker Ari Tuckman goes in search of the best way to prepare wood for finishing...with some surprising results.

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