Sanding and grinding wheels for wood
Milescraft | TriGrips™ - non-slip supports securely hold material during milling, grinding, painting, drilling, carving and many other work operations.
Sand-It is a professional abrasive tool designed for efficient and precise grinding of various surfaces. The patented snap-lock system for quick sandpaper changes and the ergonomic design make it the ideal tool for every craftsman.
Milescraft | TriGrips™ - non-slip supports securely hold material during milling, grinding, painting, drilling, carving and many other work operations.
The Milescraft® SandPlane™ sanding block is the perfect sanding accessory for your workshop. Use one of the four grinding profiles.
A tool for easy adjustment of opposite edges at the same time. Easy to use with simple sandpaper change.
3 practical blocks for drilling, cutting or as a support made of EVA material.
Imagine a hand tool sitting in your hand that perfectly meets your grinding needs. Perfect dimensions, excellent quality and easy to use. SIA - abrasive cork hand block offers all this.
Turn your grinding into a real toy. Introducing the Sia - hand sanding pad with Velcro closure.
Its anti-slip and anti-vibration properties, combined with the ability to machine material without the need for clamps, make it an extremely effective and useful addition to any workshop.
Interface - soft insert, acting as a damping element between the plate and sandpaper.
Milescraft® SandDevil® has a design that provides up to five different sanding surfaces for many applications. This sanding tool allows for quick and easy sanding belt changes, using the patented Clever Lever. To save time, many customers use more than one SandDevil® each with a different grit.
Often we settle for a piece of sandpaper, fold it several times and try to get into tight spaces. With the perfectly sized Keystone sanding sticks, this becomes a thing of the past.
The Blue Dog clamp is a product that gives your workbench additional great features when needed.
A tool for easy adjustment of opposite edges at the same time. Easy to use with simple sandpaper change. Size XL for wider material.
The damping pad prevents unwanted drilling on the edges. Package contents 2 pcs
Protection of the grinding plate when using abrasives with a grinding grid.
Packing: 2 pcs
Cushioning pad for grinding significantly rounded parts. Package contents 1 pc.
Frequently Asked Questions
When choosing a wood grinding wheel, it is important to consider several factors that will affect the quality and speed of the grinding process.
- Grit: The grit determines how fine or coarse the surface will be after resharpening. For rough machining and removal of larger irregularities, use low grit discs (e.g. P40–80). For fine grinding and finishing work, discs with higher grit (e.g. P120–240).
- Disc material: Sanding discs made of natural and synthetic materials - garnet, quartz, silicon carbide, ceramic abrasive or emery - are suitable for wood.
- Type of grinder: each type of grinder requires a different type of wheel - angle grinder, eccentric grinder or belt grinder. Also make sure the disc diameter is correct.
- Holes: some wood grinding wheels are designed with holes for better dust extraction. The disc doesn't get as dirty and lasts longer, plus you'll have a cleaner working environment.
Sanding hardwood requires the right procedure and tools to achieve a smooth surface. We've summarised the key steps for you on the best way to sand wood and how to sand wood correctly.
- Selection of abrasive material: For hardwoods, abrasive papers with a corundum or silicon carbide abrasive layer are best suited.
- Grit of sandpaper: start with coarser grit (P60-80) to remove large irregularities and progress to finer grit (P120-240) to achieve a smooth surface. For hardwoods, it is important not to rush the sanding and to gradually soften the wood.
- Grinding direction: Always follow the direction of the grain to avoid damaging the surface and creating unwanted grooves. For hardwoods, following the grain direction is even more important to achieve an even result.
- Use of abrasive tools: For flat surfaces, an eccentric or belt sander is ideal, while for details and rounded edges you can use hand sanders and wood sanding tools.
When choosing wood sandpaper, it is essential to choose the right grit. How to choose the grit of sandpaper to achieve a smooth surface?
- Coarse grit (P40-80): suitable for initial machining when you need to remove larger irregularities or old paint.
- Medium grit (P100-120): ideal for smoothing the surface after rough sanding, evens out minor irregularities. For woods where the surface finish is not so important (e.g. pergola beams, fence panels), this grain is sufficient as a final grain.
- Fine grit (P150-240): for final finishing when you want a perfectly smooth surface (e.g. for furniture or toy production). Perfectly prepares surfaces for painting, varnishing or oiling.
- High grit (P320 and above): used for polishing after applying varnish or oil.
Sandpaper sanding discs are usually not cleaned - simply replace them after clogging. You can get them for as little as a few crowns, so it's not such a problem. However, you can get a special grinding wheel cleaner that will pick up dust from the grinding wheel and extend its life.
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