i have a problem . how do you use the sandpaper function?
1581923
The take off the hex nut and washer ( which holds the blades ) install the triangular head - it has Velcro loops to hold the sand paper ( which is also Velcro )
1581924
I didn't use it with sandpaper function. It woks very good with knife-blade to remove old carpet and with blades to cut wood (when laminate has to go under doors). The problem I have with this Chicago tool - it becomes harder and harder switch it on after 3 weeks of use.
1007012
Wallpaper adhevise, but prime the walls first, this may help of you ever take the paper down. I didn't prime my walls, and ruined the sheet rock!
989528
Boy you know right now I am probably NOT the person to answer this as I have had some "issues" that I am trying? to get resolved BUT I will TRY and help you do that task, hmmmm I found that using a damp cloth is the best for the "paper" kinda filter and the plastic one well I am sure you know you just grab the lint and ball it up GOOD LUCK!!
1958471
I'm having the same issue. I put a small paperclip in and it goes in, but there doesn't seem to be anything to push against.
1506128
You need to buy sandpaper. Buy standard full size sheets and you can cut it into four pieces. That's usually much cheaper than buying the precut 1/4 sheet paper.
1087111
On the outside (black strip) there are two sliders that move. Make them as small as your envelope. Place your envelope between the two sliders. Then printHope that helps
59254
I used a small putty knife, but it is difficult to get completely flat.Overfilling the area lets you sand it flat once dry.
928042
This machine does not use sandpaper. It uses blades to shave a layer of wood off, which will leave the surface fairly smooth. You may be looking for a belt sander.
351166
I haven't had this problem with this particular item. However, while using a different sander I did repeatedly experience the sandpaper not sticking. What I discovered is that the saw dust gets between the sandpaper and the base that the sandpaper adheres to. I found that hooking the sander up to my shop vac helped to reduce or alleviate this problem, but that isn't possible with this tool so my only recommendation is to vac the base off before attaching a new sanding paper. Make sure that you are using the hook & loop sanding papers. I found them at MultiFitBlades.com.
1859566
The easiest way I can think of is to cut small squares of paper or card stock and insert them to the empty spaces. Also, if you are using 3 ring binders, then just use three ring paper between pages.
88367
Its best to carefully cut them out. Or make a dark background because the wntire paper would be transfered and a white square will appear on it. So cut the white out.
295421
We change out the pad and use a Hook and Loop (Velcro) pad and sandpaper with a hook and loop backing. This does not work with the dust pick up.
1368375
The ones I got in the mail were not. All worked though, and I sanded one with fine grit sandpaper which diffused it nicely but that would take a while and be very boring if you had to do it for all of them.!
1122658
you can get coarse grit sandpaper for knock knocking down textured ceilings are you can get fine sandpaper for after you get done sanding super smooth and Porter Cable sells the sandpaperand you can get it all on AmazonI also recommend getting the vacuum as well from Porter Cable because when you use the sander when you shut the center of or turn it on the vacuum turns on with the sander when you turn it off and on and it eliminates most dust with its dual filter system and it works very wellI've had my Shannon out for a 2 years and I use it a ton and if it works excellent I would recommend it to anybody
1532623
You don't need to buy sandpaper with holes. They will be punctured when you put the sandpaper in the sander.
225554
First, I'm extremely resourceful, and I can't come up with a good way to attach these particular pads to a Dremel (or any other tool) because it isn't just the sandpapery bit there, the sandpaper is firmly attached to a plastic cap. I did try to peel one cap apart, and it destroyed the sandpaper (I wanted to know if the sandpaper was going to come flying off). Second, I have used a Dremel, and I can't get a large enough surface to do any good in a reasonable amount of time. I even tried to cobble something up with a battery powered screwdriver (two speeds, both wrong), and a corded Makita drill, (with wonderfully variable speed), and I still couldn't create a useful sandpaper part. Believe me, I'm am way cheap, and if I could have done without buying this thing, I would have. I even looked into buying a professional unit, but they're $200 and up. All things considered, I think I made the right choice. That said, if you come up with a cheaper system which works as well, patent it! Seriously, you'll make a fortune.
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You should rent a deck sander if possible. This little thing would take forever to sand a deck.