Quote Originally Posted by Alan Malmstrom View Post
I'm really liking these tapered Kutzall burr bits https://kutzall.com/collections/taper. I dip them into some Rockler Pitch and Resin Remover http://www.rockler.com/rockler-pitch-resin-remover so that they can stay un-clogged a little better.

I also make my own cushioned sanding disks by gluing and ironing sandpaper onto foam and then stamping them out with a hole punch and drilling a little hole in them and double sided sticky tape them to a special mandrel (1/8 shaft with a rubber hose over it).

Sanding is a lot of work no matter how you do it.
Alan,

I use the Kutzall burrs occasionally (three different yellow "fine grit" ones - although they are not really very "fine") and like them for certain situations where I need to somewhat aggressively hand carve and/or hog out material.

I also like your homemade sanding attachments! I can see from the video they are very useful. It would be cool if you made a PDF instruction tutorial on how they are made. I think it will be very popular!