I just placed an order for sand paper for my drum sander.I was talking with the lady on the phone about oily woods and sand paper clogging on my drum sander.Immidiatly she said Pam.She said to spray a light coat of Pam cooking spray on the sand paper when i put a new piece on the drum.Im a little conserned with this idea when grinding lams due to possible oil residue left over.Has any one ever tried this?Scott
I don't know what they got in the water out there in Illinois, but I hain't gonna drink it:) LOL
Oil and glue are not a good mix,Your concern is well founded.
36 grit and smaller "bites" will work just fine.
CTT
I wouldnt do it!!! I'm like chuck smaller bites and I have a roll of 40grit
Hay Roy the lady that recommended to do that is from the place you told me to buy my sand paper from.So if you look at it that way its like you approved it!LOL!
Roy it looks like they are already after you :biglaugh:
Shame on you Roy, You should know better!
I ain't skeered Troy:) Look what pam did to me.. LMAO
Just take smaller bites and use one of those big eraser looking thingies. Pam may or may not prevent the paper from clogging but it doesn't really matter if the glue don't stick.