Sureform
By:Jim Eisenmenger
Date: 10/15/2001, 8:34 am
Date: 10/15/2001, 8:34 am
In Response To: Re: carving a foam seat?? (Richard Boyle)
I agree. The sureform removes the potential control problem of power tools and takes off material plenty fast.
: I used a surform scraper, then a foam backed ROS 80 grit sanding pad held in
: my hand. I tried, but did'nt like the sharkskin,it's corners left gouges.
Messages In This Thread
- carving a foam seat??
Terry -- 10/12/2001, 7:16 pm- Re: carving a foam seat??
Don Beale -- 10/13/2001, 11:51 am- Re: carving a foam seat?? *Pic*
Pete Rudie -- 10/13/2001, 10:45 am- Re: carving a foam seat??
steve pollack -- 10/13/2001, 9:21 am- Re: carving a foam seat??
LeeG -- 10/13/2001, 12:43 am- Re: carving a foam seat??
Bill Price -- 10/13/2001, 12:23 am- Re: carving a foam seat??
Richard Boyle -- 10/12/2001, 10:17 pm- Sureform
Jim Eisenmenger -- 10/15/2001, 8:34 am- Re: handheld
LeeG -- 10/15/2001, 12:52 pm
- Re: handheld
- Re: carving a foam seat??
Mike Nicholson -- 10/12/2001, 9:09 pm- Re: carving a foam seat??
Dean Trexel -- 10/12/2001, 7:41 pm- Re: carving a foam seat??
Fred Church -- 10/12/2001, 7:49 pm
- Re: carving a foam seat?? *Pic*
- Re: carving a foam seat??