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Just saw this on a site. If you need a small sander get a cheap electric toothbrush, cut the bristles off, and either glue or velcro sandpaper on. Apparently it works very well on styrene.

wibblywobbly wrote:Just saw this on a site. If you need a small sander get a cheap electric toothbrush, cut the bristles off, and either glue or velcro sandpaper on. Apparently it works very well on styrene.

That's a great idea Mr Wibbly. I have two children and when they wear out thier current electric toothbrushes I'll keep them and try it

I would have never tried this out! Thank you

c.rainford73 wrote:

wibblywobbly wrote:Just saw this on a site. If you need a small sander get a cheap electric toothbrush, cut the bristles off, and either glue or velcro sandpaper on. Apparently it works very well on styrene.

That's a great idea Mr Wibbly. I have two children and when they wear out thier current electric toothbrushes I'll keep them and try it

I would have never tried this out! Thank you

Woo-up Mr Rainford,.................you can just turn your kids into slave-sanders just because they wear out their toothbrushes
Great idea though.
I use a thing called a renovator.
I will try find a link to it.

https://buyrenovator.com.au/products/multi-tool/

works a treat.

HERMAN BIX wrote:https://buyrenovator.com.au/products/multi-tool/

works a treat.

I like this.... Herman in another way that sander idea could benefit my children with thier overall tooth health