: I've got the forms cut out for my wife's Chuckanut, and my Sea
: Cruiser and am ready to sand. What do people find easiest for
: sanding the curves, etc of the forms? It seems like a spindle
: sander would work well, but I don't know that I need to invest
: in anymore tools....my wife tends to think I'm done with
: that:).... I thought it would be worth asking everyone to get
: some ideas.

: Thanks!

I've found this thing to be darn useful for all sorts of little jobs. For Yost frames, I use the belt to clean up the rough outside shape
after cutting them out. I'll use the spindle on the frame insides. Once the shape is ok, I round over the frame edges on
a router table. Very fast, and easily carried outside to keep the mess down:

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Only hassle with it so far is, well it's another thing taking up space in my small shop, and it does have quite a lot of small parts
to keep track of. So I have a little bag to collect all the little adapters and pieces that goes around with the sander. Both the
belt and spindle oscillate up and down while in operation.

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Ogata