Bay Area Belt Sander Orientation

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Bay Area Belt Sander Orientation
$35.00

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Learn how a belt sander can refine edges, smooth surfaces, and enhance your kilnformed glass projects. This orientation includes a quick online course followed by an in-person session, qualifying you to rent our belt sander during Open Studio at any Bullseye Glass Resource Center!

After registration, go to ACCOUNT > MY DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT to access your Orientation Guide, which contains essential information for your session.


$35.00
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Belt Sander Orientation

Belt Sander

Your purchase of the Belt Sander Orientation includes an in-person tool orientation at your local Bullseye Glass Resource Center. This hands-on session will help you develop the skills needed to safely and effectively use this equipment. Successful completion of this Orientation also qualifies you to rent a Bullseye belt sander during our Open Studio times.

Having access to a belt sander can elevate both the efficiency and precision of your glasswork. Designed to smooth, shape, and refine edges, this tool is particularly useful for removing material cleanly and consistently. Whether you’re looking to achieve polished, straight edges or to refine curves and contours, the belt sander is a game-changing tool for kilnformers.

What the Belt Sander Can Do

With its rotating abrasive belt and continuous water flow, the belt sander provides a fast and effective way to refine kilnformed glass. Some of its key applications include:

  • Smoothing and shaping rough edges
  • Refining cut edges for a clean, professional finish
  • Removing marks and imperfections
  • Creating beveled or rounded edges

In this Orientation, you’ll become familiar with the basics of using a belt sander, including its main functions and best practices. By the end, we hope you’ll feel confident and inspired to incorporate this powerful tool into your work.

To get started, sign up, then download your Orientation Guide. It contains lots of helpful information, plus the link and password you'll need to access the video tutorial.

Please note: this orientation does not teach glassworking methods or introduce projects.

Requirements

Long pants and closed-toed shoes are required. An apron, eye protection, and rubber boots will be provided. You may also bring your own boots or other closed-toed shoes you don’t mind getting wet.

We look forward to seeing you!

Bay Area / By Individual Appointment (CLB194-0001) / $35