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A sander for painters and carpenters! The Ekasand 3x4 sander. #cooltools #tools #toolsofthetrade

What happens here

After stripping the old finish, use the Ekasand 3x4 variable speed sander equipped with a 1/2 inch open cell sponge and Film Tech 320 abrasive to smooth the wood surface. The sander's variable speed allows for control over the sanding intensity. Connect the sander to a vacuum system (like the Ekasand Series 2 vacuum shown) to capture dust, minimizing airborne particles and maintaining a clean workspace. Apply even pressure and move the sander consistently across all surfaces, including shelves and interior trim, to achieve a uniform, smooth finish ready for staining.

Goal: Achieve a smooth, uniform wood surface ready for staining.

Tools and materials

  • 1/2 inch Open Cell Sponge — Providing flexibility and conformability for sanding contoured or irregular surfaces
  • Ekasand 3x4 Sander Ekasand — Precisely sanding wood surfaces
  • Ekasand Series 2 Vacuum Ekasand — Collecting dust generated during the sanding process
  • Film Tech 320 Abrasive Film Tech — Fine-grit sanding to prepare the wood for staining
  • Gloves — Protecting hands and improving grip on the sander
  • Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from wood dust and debris
  • Wooden item — The object being sanded

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to sand with and also a film tech 320 abrasive. I stripped it with kebash, now I'm going to sand it. I'm going to clear, stain it, clear code it, and it's going to look pretty amazing when it's done. So here goes the three by four standard, you never seen Agassan, it's a multiple speed, variable speed standard with a paddle, low vibration, low heat, and hooked up to a vacuum almost no dust.

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