| From: Stix
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| Date: 20-Apr-24 |
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Should I put on my belt sander to round off corners SLIGHTLY on some limb butts to better match a riser I'll probably have to take of a sixteenth of an inch, max.
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| From: Stix
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| Date: 20-Apr-24 |
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Really?... that course?
My first thought was like a 240, so I didn't damage fiberglass limbs, then coat it with a sealer
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| From: grizzley21
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| Date: 20-Apr-24 |
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once you take it off,, can not put it back on..........
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| From: Chairman
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| Date: 20-Apr-24 |
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Careful with to fine. You will burn the end grain like really hot. Like what was said 120. Just be careful.
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| From: Phil Magistro
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| Date: 20-Apr-24 |
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120 won't hurt the glass but if you're only taking off a little it's probably best to use a sanding block or a piece of wood with 120 grit. You can clean it up with 220. Power equipment is great for taking off a lot of material but for fine work, unless you are experienced, hand work is better.
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| From: Stix
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| Date: 20-Apr-24 |
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Thank you.
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| From: Phil Magistro
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| Date: 20-Apr-24 |
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I should have mentioned that a file makes removing material easy. It’s my primary tool for making changes to risers and limbs. Then just sand out the file marks.
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| From: Rooty
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| Date: 21-Apr-24 |
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Like
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| From: fdp
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| Date: 21-Apr-24 |
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What Phil said about the file.
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| From: Tim Finley
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| Date: 21-Apr-24 |
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I use 50 grit on my belt sanders finish with 220 on a rotary sander .
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