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woodchuck or belt sander

Started by blueline, September 01, 2008, 09:03:00 AM

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blueline

I have had a woodchuck in the past and loved that thing, well it's gone and I am looking to make some woodys, Should I get another woodchuck, or a belt sander that would be more usefull on other projects as well. What do you have???????

thanks yall

blueline
Blueline

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Pat B

I use a table top belt sander because it is more universal. Lots of bow building project can utilize a belt sander but only arrow end tapers and pencil sharpening with a woodchuck.    Pat
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
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freeman

I use a small Delta belt/disk sander combo. Cost about $20 cheaper than the woodchuck, and gets plenty of use besides just making arrows.

Jim now in Kentucky

Belt/disk sander here too. I use the belt a lot making bows.
"Reparrows save arrows!"

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