Thread: How do you store your micromesh

standing there like that they look like they would go good with some nice vintage cheese and a good cup of coffee.
good idea though ,

I have a set for wood, one for plastics and one for metals. Mine are the 3x4 sheets,
not the sponge backed pads.
I keep them in a container of water with a bit of dish soap. Every few dozen pens I'll take
them out and clean with a small brush (old toothbrush, fingernail crush, vegetable brush)
and return them to the container of water.

I like your setup, but it is too neat.. wouldn't match the decor in my shop.

Thats a great idea Nick, I prefer your way as it lets them dry quicker. Mine just lay flat overlapping each other on an old plastic base that sausages came in!!

Mark

I just store mine in a drawer. I like your idea.

Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker

I found a unused CD holder at work and decided it was just what I needed
For sandpaper I made one of TTIT's paper tree thingys

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Neat idea! Those CD things are useless for anything else

Cheers,
Dave

I store mine either undefr a pile of sawdust, beneath the lathe, or unde a pile of sawdust on the shed floor, depending whether it's a windy day or not

Russell.

Originally Posted by BoomerangInfo

I store mine either undefr a pile of sawdust, beneath the lathe, or unde a pile of sawdust on the shed floor, depending whether it's a windy day or not

Russell.

+1

I haven't used any for so long now that I wouldn't be
able to find it anyways.
I find I can get a excellent finish on any material without it.

les

great idea, mine just gets left in the bucket of water i use to sand with

MIK

Originally Posted by MBUMIK

great idea, mine just gets left in the bucket of water i use to sand with

MIK

How do you sand with a bucket of water ???

Russell.

Originally Posted by BoomerangInfo

How do you sand with a bucket of water ???

Russell.

its a big bucket

i found that you shouldn't let the motor get wet though

MIK