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General Category => Drilling & Layouts => Topic started by: JohnP on September 22, 2003, 06:58:45 AM
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I posted the following on the coverstock board regarding use of white Scotchbrite pads, and Bob Hylka suggested I post it here also:
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charlest -- One good use for the white pads -- if you have customers that like a drilled thumb instead of an insert, you can cut a square of the white pad about 1 1/2", punch a hole in the middle of it and use it in your butterfly sander (add a small washer on both sides of the square) to make a drilled hole that is as smooth as an insert. -- JohnP
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That's a great tip...you should post it in the drillng section too