Jim Heavey from WOOD Magazine starts a three-step process for creating a perfect finish on your next woodworking project with tips on sanding. The first step is to understand the properties of different grades of sand paper and knowing when to use each. Jim takes you step-by-step through the sanding process.
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Well presented. Thank you.
on a normal flat surface will you stop at 220/240 grit. is there a reason to not go let’s say to 320?
Good afternoon,
Here is what our expert had to say:
No, there’s no downside to sanding beyond that. It’s just that there are diminishing returns for your sanding effort.
Paul
Woodworkers Guild of America
I can’t find unfinished furniture anywhere any more, even online. Where can I get it? I’m in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Sorry, but we do not have any sources for this.
-Paul
Woodworkers Guild of America