Paul M laid this down on his screen :
I want to get some sort of pencil-sized stick with an abrasive end.

I saw a pencil with a glass fibre abrasive but that is said to be
very coarse.

Is there something which I can hold my own wet-or-dry paper or
perhaps dishwashing abrasive at the end of a small stick?

How about a bit of 1/4 square wood, profile the business end then cut a
diagonal slot into which the wet and dry will fit or simply hold the
paper in place with an elastic band?

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On 9 June, 18:20, Harry Bloomfield
wrote:
Paul M laid this down on his screen :

I want to get some sort of pencil-sized stick with an abrasive end.

Anne Robinson.

Harry Bloomfield wrote:
Paul M laid this down on his screen :
I want to get some sort of pencil-sized stick with an abrasive end.

I saw a pencil with a glass fibre abrasive but that is said to be very
coarse.

Is there something which I can hold my own wet-or-dry paper or perhaps
dishwashing abrasive at the end of a small stick?

How about a bit of 1/4 square wood, profile the business end then cut a
diagonal slot into which the wet and dry will fit or simply hold the
paper in place with an elastic band?

www.permagrit.com

In message , Harry
Bloomfield writes
Paul M laid this down on his screen :
I want to get some sort of pencil-sized stick with an abrasive end.

I saw a pencil with a glass fibre abrasive but that is said to be
very coarse.

Is there something which I can hold my own wet-or-dry paper or
perhaps dishwashing abrasive at the end of a small stick?

How about a bit of 1/4 square wood, profile the business end then cut a
diagonal slot into which the wet and dry will fit or simply hold the
paper in place with an elastic band?

Maybe he's looking for a fibreglass pencil

like what RS sell


extremely effective and not really coarse


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geoff

Paul M laid this down on his screen :

I want to get some sort of pencil-sized stick with an abrasive end.

I saw a pencil with a glass fibre abrasive but that is said to be
very coarse.

Fibre glass pencils aren't "coarse" and are highly useful.

Another one of my favourites is a Garryflex block. Cut slices and glue
them to wooden sticks for working inside small spaces.

On Jun 10, 1:40*am, Andy Dingley wrote:

Fibre glass pencils aren't "coarse" and are highly useful.

Agreed

Another one of my favourites is a Garryflex block. Cut slices and glue
them to wooden sticks for working inside small spaces.

Also agreed (though I didn't know the 'Garryflex' name, thanks)

J^n

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Andy Dingley wrote:
Paul M laid this down on his screen :

I want to get some sort of pencil-sized stick with an abrasive end.

I saw a pencil with a glass fibre abrasive but that is said to be
very coarse.

Fibre glass pencils aren't "coarse" and are highly useful.

Apart from the bits that fly off and get into your skin?

Another one of my favourites is a Garryflex block. Cut slices and glue
them to wooden sticks for working inside small spaces.

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