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Puckdropper <
puckdropper@yahoo.com> writes:
>I`ve got a piece about 11x14 that I`m sanding the face of. The sander was
>making short work of the piece but it wanted to move across the bench.
>Since it was such a small part, putting a clamp on would have been more
>annoying than just holding it.
>
>So I`m just curious--what are your favorite methods of work holding for
>sanding?
For something that size, I`d use the face or tail vise with a bench dog.
Absent those, one of those non-slip rubber mesh sanding mats.
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