Sanding wood Deseret Industries Manufacturing By Braeden Davis
Slide 2 Finish Sanding Your in charge of making sure the wood is
smooth and has no defects and you and others do a good job. Tools
used in the sanding 320 Grit Sanding Scotch pad The technique of
sanding: The fastest and simply way is to go with the wood grain.
Slide 3 Sanding Headboards Twin/Full/Queen/King/Bunk Bed 1. Sand
the top face (it is the side with rounded edge) 2. Sand the top and
bottom edge. Slide 4 Sanding Footboards T/F/BB/Q/K When sanding a
foot board of any size you must sand: o Both Faces o All of the
Edges Slide 5 Chair Seat Need to sand: o The top and o All of the
edges of the chair Slide 6 Sanding Bunk Bed Post When sanding Bunk
Bed Post you must sand: o All 4 sides of the post o Also the top
and bottom of the post o The Edges Slide 7 Sanding Four Poster Post
Just like the bunk bed post the post for te Four Poster needs to be
sanded: o On all four sides o The top and bottom edges Slide 8
Sanding Four Poster Bed Post P.2 These areas on the post is where
most miss part of sanding. Slide 9 Ladders o Sand the rungs and
rails making sure you get the insides of the ladder, as much as the
outside. Slide 10 Sanding Tables Sand the Top of the table Also the
edges. Slide 11 Sanding Table Skirt Sand the o face of the skirt
(that dont have the pocket screw hole, and o both edges. Slide 12
Sanding Table Legs Sanding the legs will require you to o Sand it
against the grain; o But make sure you get in the grooves. Slide 13
Sanding Drawer Front You must sand o Face of the board, o Edges,
plus o Grooves. Slide 14 Sanding Dresser Tops Sand the o Top and
Molding o Every groove on itespecially in the molding since it the
most common rough patch. Slide 15 Dresser Bottom Molding The
molding needs to be sanded thoroughly as it could have rough
patches throughout especially in the grooves. Slide 16 Dresser
sides On each Dresser Side sanding needs to be completed on o The
painted face and o Edges Slide 17 Who do I talk to? If you have
questions you can talk to: Lead Associate Braeden Wayne Production
Trainer (when they are present in area) Ben Scott Layne Who ever is
working with us Your Job Coach Trent Whipple John Luker
