: Different brands and different versions of the same tools vary considerably
: in power, aggressiveness, and convenience of use. To whit, a top-notch
: variable- speed Porter-Cable belt sander that I use at work has so spoiled
: me that I can't even remember the last time I used the old Craftsman in my
: own shop--if I need a belt sander I borrow the one from work. Similarly
: I've got a B&D right-angle ROS that is much more aggressive and much less
: controlable than either my DeWalt or my P-C electric ROS. In between is a
: pneumatic DA I use at work. For interior curves you might try some sort of
: ROS or disc-sander with an oversized pad. Another aggressive tool I like
: is a small Surform (Stanley?) with a curved blade about 1.5 x 2.5 inch.
: Unfortunately, mine broke and I haven't found a source for a replacement.
: Tom

Tom,

One of the delights of living where I do, aside from not having to deal with traffic is Jack's Country store. When I was in there ysesterday picking up some parts for an oyster washer I saw what you need to fix your sureform. their website is