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Such a device is especially valuable for circles. But it will also come in handy for individual modellers when they face the task of precise flat grinding of many small and large parts.

Grinding table size - 40x500x750 mm. Its base is glued from two sheets of chipboard, on top - sheet plastic. Two identical planks 25x40x500 mm are cut out of birch. You will also need four "gramophone" locks with cap wire tongues. They are screwed to the table so that in the closed position the bars are tightly drawn to the ends of the table.

Grinding table: 1 - clamp bar, 2 - lock, 3 - table base, 4 - sandpaper sheet

It remains to cut a sheet of skin 500x800 mm and bend two opposite edges exactly along the edges of the table. Having fixed one of the edges, the sheet is pulled and a second clamp is placed. For reliable fixation of the abrasive, it is possible to paste over the end surfaces of the table and bars with sandpaper.

Author: V.Gusarov

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