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Lynn
 Post subject: Sanding Needles
PostPosted: Wed Oct 03, 2012 8:26 am 
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I discovered these handy little sanding needles at the local train and hobby store. I really like them and wanted to pass them along for those who may not have seen these before. I found a web site that carries these just to show you a picture, but I am sure you can get these locally.

http://www.megahobby.com/assortedsandin ... tsbag.aspx

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I feel so ignorant--what are sanding needles used for? I've never heard of them.
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Lynn
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Oh no don’t feel that way, I never heard of them either. I use sandpaper rolled up very tiny to round out my door openings. When I was in a train hobby store I noticed these tiny dowel type tool that has a sandpaper surface. One side is pointed the over cut on a slant.
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Sounds great, Lynn. Thanks for the information.
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Very cool and useful tool for so many things--thanks!
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