Ll

Leon

20/01/2016 10:30 AM

Festool Granat Sand Paper

As I have mentioned in the past the Festool Granat sand paper is pretty
amazing.

The link below shows me sanding a corner joint with a moderate amount of
glue squeeze out. The piece of paper in the video was used on the
previous TV project to remove a layer of stain and varnish from the
cabinet top. It also did a lot of joint sanding with glue squeeze out also.

In this project this same piece of 120 grit paper has so far sanded 32
glue joints with moderate glue squeeze out.

Note I am using the Rotex sander in the aggressive mode. In normal ROS
mode it takes approximately 3 times longer to remove the glue or about
10~15 seconds per joint. Still not a big deal time wise and as you will
see the paper has not yet begun to load up with dried stain, dried
varnish, or dried glue.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/lcb11211/24134770269/in/dateposted-public/


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Leon

in reply to Leon on 20/01/2016 10:30 AM

20/01/2016 10:54 AM

On 1/20/2016 10:30 AM, Leon wrote:
> As I have mentioned in the past the Festool Granat sand paper is pretty
> amazing.
>
> The link below shows me sanding a corner joint with a moderate amount of
> glue squeeze out. The piece of paper in the video was used on the
> previous TV project to remove a layer of stain and varnish from the
> cabinet top. It also did a lot of joint sanding with glue squeeze out
> also.
>
> In this project this same piece of 120 grit paper has so far sanded 32
> glue joints with moderate glue squeeze out.
>
> Note I am using the Rotex sander in the aggressive mode. In normal ROS
> mode it takes approximately 3 times longer to remove the glue or about
> 10~15 seconds per joint. Still not a big deal time wise and as you will
> see the paper has not yet begun to load up with dried stain, dried
> varnish, or dried glue.
>
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/lcb11211/24134770269/in/dateposted-public/


Just another note here. I believe it to be imperative that the sander
be hooked up to a shop vac of some sort. You want the melted glue to be
removed as it is cut. I was using TBIII and I also followed up with the
same paper for a few seconds in normal ROS mode to remove visible
scratches from the aggressive mode.


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