Simplify your sanding process with this easy DIY sanding block build. This quick project delivers better grip, even pressure, and smooth results for all your woodworking or finishing needs.

Assembly. After milling the butcher block pieces to the same width and thickness, cut them 1⁄2 in. longer than needed to allow for final trimming with a portable circular saw or radial-arm saw.

"Some of this is too strong for liquid sander," said THV11's Rob Evans, "so I'm going to use a sanding block. Medium grit, and it has angles that help get into the hard parts." ...