draco
30th December 2011, 02:28 PM
Hi all,
First up Happy New Year. I have a book case that I have sanded back as far as I can with a mouse sander. The problem I have however is that the book case has got some grooves in it, meaning that I can not get my sander into those spots to sand away the previous stain. The reason I am sanding it, was that it had a bit of a smell to it (my wife found it on roadside pick up and thought it might be something we could use :D). Anyway, I only have these parts left before I can stain it and use it.
http://members.amnet.net.au/~draco3/Bookcase/bookcase1.jpg
http://members.amnet.net.au/~draco3/Bookcase/bookcase2.jpg
I was wondering if I bought something like a dremel with a sanding attachment, if that might be useful for these parts given how small they are. I understand another option is to get maybe some dowling and attach sand paper to that and run that back and forth, but I think my arm and shoulder will give out way before I could finish it. Has anyone got a good suggestion in a speedier way to remove the stain in these areas so I can get this little project done?
First up Happy New Year. I have a book case that I have sanded back as far as I can with a mouse sander. The problem I have however is that the book case has got some grooves in it, meaning that I can not get my sander into those spots to sand away the previous stain. The reason I am sanding it, was that it had a bit of a smell to it (my wife found it on roadside pick up and thought it might be something we could use :D). Anyway, I only have these parts left before I can stain it and use it.
http://members.amnet.net.au/~draco3/Bookcase/bookcase1.jpg
http://members.amnet.net.au/~draco3/Bookcase/bookcase2.jpg
I was wondering if I bought something like a dremel with a sanding attachment, if that might be useful for these parts given how small they are. I understand another option is to get maybe some dowling and attach sand paper to that and run that back and forth, but I think my arm and shoulder will give out way before I could finish it. Has anyone got a good suggestion in a speedier way to remove the stain in these areas so I can get this little project done?