Re: How to get rid of router lines??

After seeing others' responses I think perhaps I misunderstood your original question. Sorry. The only other suggestion I might make then would be that perhaps a slightly thinner workpiece might help. If you can post a photo or drawing of the problem you'd likely get definitive answers quickly.

J.

countinsheep@xxxxxxxxx wrote: 
Will a dish bit do the same thing as a roundover bit?  Sorry John I am
a complete novice!  I build fishing lures and wouldn't mind the sanding
but when you have literally hundreds to work with it becomes very
tiring.

I have tried adjusting the height dave but can't ever seem to get it to
go away "completely".  I am using hard maple so the sanding part is
"hard"!

I have tried a flat file to sand them, sandpaper, a drum sander on my
drill press, a belt sander, they all work but the amount of time needed
to correct the problem is considerable and it really wears me down
after doing 30 of them.

II

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