Chamfers—those neat beveled edges on wood, cabinetry, and furniture—look best when they are crisp, uniform, and repeatable. But sanding by hand can easily lead to uneven angles and widths. The solution: pair sanding blocks with fence-style guides and follow a...
Stair handrails are high-touch surfaces that take a beating—body oils, nicks, and sun exposure all dull the sheen over time. Refinishing them can instantly elevate an entryway, but curved profiles are easy to ruin with the wrong tools. Power sanders...
Carved moldings, crown profiles, and curved trim can look flawless—or like they’ve been flattened and fuzzed—depending on your sanding approach. The goal is to refine the surface without erasing crisp details. That means matching your backer to the contour, using...
