Sanding inside curves
 

I am trying to fare in the concave curves
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y54...0/P1010151.jpg


But have not found any tool to help sand them mechanically. Anyone have any suggestions :D

Re: Sanding inside curves
 

I like this little guy. It comes with some attachments that are contoured for sanding round corners.

http://www.blackanddecker.com/Produc...roductID=16263

strick

Re: Sanding inside curves
 

Ringleader's gadget from his project over on Classic Mako

that is probably overkill for most and i think you need a massive air tank to run it, but it does get cool factor points

What about wrapping a wooden dowel and attaching the dowel to a 1x2 or something as a handle. just a thought....

Re: Sanding inside curves
 

How about various sizes of pvc pipe and self adhesive sandpaper (you can buy rolls of it). You could probably design some type of handle and thru bolt to the pvc as well.

Re: Sanding inside curves
 

What do the attachments look like? I need something for the large curves like in the first photo, but also some really small ones the size of a quarter.

The seam where the deck meets the gunnel
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y54...0/P1010153.jpg

Re: Sanding inside curves
 

I'll try and get you some pictures later. It costs about $39 at Lowes.

strick

Re: Sanding inside curves
 

That apparatus I made for the air file does very well. The air file also does not chew up nearly as much air as a DA sander does. It runs pretty well with a 60 gallon compressor. 80 gallons would be ideal.

A DA sander with a very soft/flexible pad would be a good choice as well.

Re: Sanding inside curves
 

Not that I have ever done it before but air file the rough sand then hand sand with a folded over self adhesive disk or a glued sheet of paper. IMHOP this doesn't necessitate a custom sander,just a little elbow grease and a couple of beers. :D