🪚 Enhance Your Woodworking Projects with Woodstock D3292 Drum Sanding 16 Piece Set Review

Sorry for the pun in the title. The product itself is worthy - in this case, it is hampered by the lack of any documentation. The pieces of sandpaper slide nicely over the rollers, but what they don't mention is that you need to adjust the thickness of the rollers to keep the paper strong. I used a large drum to round the outside edges on a recent project, but the sandpaper wears out pretty quickly. They're cheap so it's not really a problem - they did their job. I recently bought a $50 Ryobi…

With most tools, you get what you pay for. This is true here. It was inexpensive and should serve its intended purpose perfectly well. Cons: The black rubber inside is so soft (too soft) that it's difficult to get the drum onto the spindle tight enough. You have to compress the footage multiple times, which was required for the older device I had. They need to make the rubber stiffer and that would be MUCH better. Some types of beans are not as advertised - they still work, I don't really care…

Fairly dangerous. I had two rolls of sandpaper that came apart at the seams and flew back at me. These are basically flat sheets of sandpaper "rolled" onto a backing cloth. I didn't touch anything, I just turned my drill on with the drum in the chuck and tripped over it just to check the rotation. Kids, I remind you, always wear a face shield when operating a power tool. The first roll of sandpaper was spinning at a few hundred RPM and hit the guard in my face. I could lose an eye. The second…