Thread: ROS and 120 grit paper comparison

Originally Posted by woodPixel

You must vote!

Baby soft feet!

Your wives will love you in the bed again my crusty friends!!!!

I think I’ll stick with tradition and flatten them with a water stone. Pumice is a kind of water stone isn’t it? Bit like sharpening, spend lots of money over time on paper for scary sharp system or spend it once on a stone that lasts a lifetime. $3 for a pumice stone at Priceline seems reasonable for the heels.

Originally Posted by richmond68

I think I’ll stick with tradition and flatten them with a water stone. Pumice is a kind of water stone isn’t it? Bit like sharpening, spend lots of money over time on paper for scary sharp system or spend it once on a stone that lasts a lifetime. $3 for a pumice stone at Priceline seems reasonable for the heels.

free during a walk along the beech sounds even better

I think I like Woodpixel’s method over the chemical approach.

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Originally Posted by ian

free during a walk along the beech sounds even better

It does, but it costs me more than $3 to get to the beach. A walk along the beech sounds fantastic, but fagus sylvatica doesn't grow on trees around here

If you have an angst about cost, one can use old pads, or even current ones!

After you change from 80 to 120 while sanding your next fine box or credenza, give your feet a blast first!!!

Originally Posted by richmond68

It does, but it costs me more than $3 to get to the beach. A walk along the beech sounds fantastic, but fagus sylvatica doesn't grow on trees around here

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I won't go back and correct my spelling

You shouldn't Ian, only a true woodie can get away with typos like that!