Sanding Fence - Woodworking wood crafts and DIY Workbench Downdraft Dust Collection

Small parts Sanding and wood carving station with Dust collection. This DIY wood sanding Fence is extremely useful for quality and time savings.

[@WedoweeHandyman]

The best thing about our community is we’re all here looking for better results, time savings, knowledge and the best quality at the right cost. If you try this let everyone know what your thoughts are and share your own related practices and tips or tricks. We can all grow

[@FallingSunAcres]

Sanding fence reminds me of a jointer. Nice mod.

[@WedoweeHandyman]

That’s a great comparison thanks for the comment!!

[@katspeace5550]

Nice tips. That table was a cool idea 👍🏼 Any ideas on how i can get those smooth waves with a Dremel like you can with the Angle grinder, power carving?

[@WedoweeHandyman]

Do you have any burr style bits they are less likely to grab the woodgrain. That is kinda difficult to explain but I’ll try. I would recommend that you experiment on same wood as your project wood material….It helps me to pick a line and kinda go down a little bit so the burr has a decent amount of contact then drag it towards the dremel and just let the bit do the work. You will definitely get a feel for it. Grain boundries have density changes and the potential to jump the groove increases. Hold the dremel like a baby bird just tight enough. A death grip is harder to control imo because you apply to much pressure and the bit catches. I have a lot of bits but as I replace my cheapo bits I have been buying Kutzall Burrs.

[@katspeace5550]

@@WedoweeHandyman I did find my burr set. With and against the grain I just wasn't getting the desired effect. I am using a very light touch but holding more like a pencil. I will try again using your tips and see if I can get a better result. Thanks Joe. Appreciate Ya 💜