Cool video, I always thought 80 is for removing Artex off the ceiling and keying for its replacement. Your absolutely right about sharp tools, Get them right and you dont need to sand with harsh grits, I use a small finger scraper to finish, Sharpened correctly it gives a nano thick slither of float way, (dont get that in your eyes its worse than dust) then finish with 1200 and shine with a light coat of sanding sealer and 2400grit. Then add a big dollop of elbow grease to make it gleam.
@MichaelGibsonWoodturner
5 жыл бұрын
Thanks Nick, l did not say on the video but the photo at the end has no finish on and was only sanded to 400 grit. l realized after while editing l had the wrong settings on my camera so l took a photo after to show the finished piece.
@colinchalmers1099
5 жыл бұрын
Totally agree with you Michael, Cheers Colin.
@MichaelGibsonWoodturner
5 жыл бұрын
Thanks Colin
@Bawdsey64
5 жыл бұрын
Michael Just take a look at this www.toolpost.co.uk//pages/Abrasives/Turning_Abrasives/turning_abrasives.html and try it. Trust me it works it enabled me to improve to the point that when a UK Master Turner looked at my work, and he knew me well and had seen my work quite a few times before that he commented that it had improved and that I now obviously understood sanding.
@steveng6269
5 жыл бұрын
nice video. Did you make that sanding block? If so what did you make it out of? If you purchased, do you know where?
@MichaelGibsonWoodturner
5 жыл бұрын
I bought it from The Sanding Glove, you could make yourself one by buying a sheet of foam backed Velcro
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