Simple tool for you resto guys

I used these back in my clock repair days,Found that they are very usefull in doing some Razor resto work.Sort of a takeoff on the popsicle stick,sandpaper program.
Called a dressing stick,the phenolic body is spring loaded and holds a mini belt that you index with your finger,comes in grits from 120 to 600. can be found at: STEWMAC.COM : Guitar Parts, Bass, Banjo, Mandolin, Hardware, Tools, Supplies, Free Information.
Very enexpensive,well made.
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There's a Micromesh version of this too.

I haven't picked one up yet, but based on how much the various micromesh products have made my life easier, I have to assume they are also the bee's knees.

Those look like something I'd be interested in!

Lee Valley sells something similar:
Stick Sanders - Lee Valley Tools

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Originally Posted by dalep

Lee Valley sells something similar:
Stick Sanders - Lee Valley Tools

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I bought one after seeing this thread. Works good, but only has lower grit belts. I may make some with some wet/dry I have and see if it works.

Not sure wet or dry will work for you but have made some by splicing Cloth backed abraisive using poly Gorrilla glue,works pretty well.

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Originally Posted by Voidmonster

There's a Micromesh version of this too.

I haven't picked one up yet, but based on how much the various micromesh products have made my life easier, I have to assume they are also the bee's knees.

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I have the Micromesh version, and use it when model building. It's great. One of the big online hobby retailers like Tower Hobbies or Squadron should stock them. IIRC, I got mine directly from the Micromesh folks along with some of their 4-way (4 different grits on one stick) flexible files and a couple of specialty sanding kits.