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    Hi Guys

    As I will be cutting out shapes in 4mm MDF, which to prevent them snagging the cutter or being damaged I am machining in "Nibs" at half depth and 2mm long.
    When the shapes are pressed out of the main board there are obviously small sections that need finishing.
    Currently my thoughts are a bobbin sander.

    Has anyone any suggestions or recommendations for a reasonably priced and quiet(ish) one?

    Looking at the Triton ones on eBay at the mo
    Last edited by Nthkentman; 22-08-2014 at 09:38 PM.
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