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Sticky Blocks (Bench Top Savers)

Sticky blocks hold your wood 3/4+ inches above

the workbench to prevent damaging the workbench

when cutting or routing.

Place a 1/2" thick scrap between the work and the

bench when drilling to keep from drilling into your

work bench.

The non-slip pads on the top and bottom keep the

work secure as you work. They also hold your work

piece in place as you sand

The blocks are as simple to make as they are useful

to use.

Just cut scrap 3/4 inch thick wood or mdf blocks to

the size you want. I cut mine 4 inches square

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Then cut the non-slip mat and glue the mat to both

sides of the blocks. I used carpet underlayment

called Rug Stay. You can use a router pad but it will

cost much more and really not work any better.

Cut the pad slightly smaller than your block. Spray

glue ( I used 3M) on both the pad and the block,

count to 10 to allow the glue to get tacky ,and place

the pads on both sides of the blocks.

Rub the pads down to insure contact

Make as many as you want. I recommend at least 6

sticky blocks.

I hope you find them as useful as I do.

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