Scribing With A Belt Power Sander

Not all surfaces are one hundred percent even one hundred percent of the time.  Occasionally, you’ll find a wall or floor that has been warped or bowed for any number of reasons, and you’ll need to sand down a piece of wood to fit the area.  This is where scribing with a belt sander comes in handy.  The first thing you need to do is trace the shape of the warped or uneven surface on the ill-fitting piece of wood.  Next, secure the wood with a clamp (or multiple clamps, depending on the length of the wood).  Use your belt sander to sand to your traced line, making sure to keep the sander flat and level.

scribingNot all surfaces are one hundred percent even one hundred percent of the time.  Occasionally, you’ll find a wall or floor that has been warped or bowed for any number of reasons, and you’ll need to sand down a piece of wood to fit the area.  This is where scribing with a belt sander comes in handy.  The first thing you need to do is trace the shape of the warped or uneven surface on the ill-fitting piece of wood.  Next, secure the wood with a clamp (or multiple clamps, depending on the length of the wood).  Use your belt sander to sand to your traced line, making sure to keep the sander flat and level.

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