Jonathan Shively
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As the title states, what do I search for to find the drill powered sponge/sanding pads? I have looked and obviously need help.
I have to say, that one makes my safety spidey senses tingle, but I'm sure it's safe in the right uses.
I have to say, that one makes my safety spidey senses tingle, but I'm sure it's safe in the right uses.
Edit: Just saw it was a link to the buffer/sander, not the glove.
They do sell "Sanding Gloves" though, like I said, I'm sure they are safe in most hand sanding situations, but certainly wouldn't want to be their insurance agent, or claims adjuster.Sanding Gloves is just his site name. I linked it because of all the sanding discs and pads he sells.
I can see some applications on a lathe where something like a glove with Velcro fingertips could be useful, but I sure wouldn't want to sand the inside of a spinning hollow form with the sandpaper stuck to my finger. I've sanded the inside of a lot of spinning hollow forms, but when I let pressure off the sandpaper, I want it to let go of my finger.They do sell "Sanding Gloves" though, like I said, I'm sure they are safe in most hand sanding situations, but certainly wouldn't want to be their insurance agent, or claims adjuster.
Glad to be able to pay back. I have gotten so much good info on this forum.First thing I thought also!! I had never heard of that before and will check it out.
Glenn, you hit on information I was going to have to ask next and now know the answer.