Galahad CG

[Charlie Fox]

does anyone use this? i use the holy galahad a LOT, that followed by the Festool 6" RQ sander accounts for a lot of use and are my go-to tools for cleaning up natural edge lumber, but the 6" sander cant get into some of the spaces that the 4" galahads create, so i need a 4" sander but the sanding discs that King Arthur makes are too flat and rigid on the edge - i need the curved edge that this tool provides, but not sure how smooth of a finish it leaves. so basically, i need a 150 grit or so equivalent of the Holy Galahad - the fine (green) disc is still too rough. thoughts?


http://katools.com/carving-tools/galahad-cg/

[Tom Ewell]

Can't use their inflatable round sander?

[Charlie Fox]

Can't use their inflatable round sander?

that involves the entire Guinevere system, right? a bit pricey.....

[Tom Ewell]

331749Have no idea, just saw it at WoodCraft and thought it would chuck into a drill or similar.

[Charlie Fox]

yeah its really cool but not in my current budget.

http://www.woodworkingshop.com/product/kx11307/?inMed=GSTORE&gclid=CjwKEAiAi4a2BRCu_eXo3O_k3hUSJABmN9N1MTRb4XSU 3U75tqgiHsJMjWv_p7aTTcxOzAmqkm6y4hoCwM_w_wcB

[Tom Ewell]

http://www.woodcraft.com/product/147535/king-arthur-inflatable-round-sander.aspx
The ball by itself, maybe?

[Bryan Cramer]

Arbortech has a small random orbit sander for an angle grinder. http://www.arbortechusa.com/view/woodworking/contour-random-sander/ It's about 2" round and flexible.

[Charlie Fox]

tat looks like it - thanks!