Sentence examples for for sandpaper from inspiring English sources

Finally, keep a dedicated trash bag for sandpaper and another for floor-finish containers.

The leaves of the tropical American geiger tree, aloewood, or sebesten plum (C. sebestena) are used as a substitute for sandpaper.

One method of locating garnet, exeplified by Henry Hudson Barton, is to work as a jeweller and then marry into the Baeder family--of Philadelphia--prominent sandpaper kings--and then suffer a nervous breakdown & be sent to the North Creek area of the Adirondacks & go for a hike and come across a huge garnet deposit...and realize it could be used for sandpaper.

So after receiving a patent for a Velcro-type hook and loop fastening for sandpaper, I started my company in the early 1980s.

Whereas the traditional guitar maker would probably have to get a loan for parts and equipment, Moniker simply asked customers to pre-order, create a great product, and raised capital for sandpaper and saws without bank involvement.

Before World War II, Greenland sharks were exported to Germany, where the skin was used for sandpaper.

Since the late 19th century silicon carbide has been an important material for sandpapers, grinding wheels, and cutting tools.

The felt hammers came out anyway, as they normally would when Mr. Kotsis had finished, not to be redone, but to be turned upside down on Paul Salvodon's workbench for sandpapering -- the first step in voicing and for their first taste of "juice".

Arabzadeh et al. [18] measured whisker vibration and neuron firing patterns during surface sweeps, and found distinct responses for sandpapers with a mean grain size of 15 and 35 µm (Jadhav et al. [17] subsequently returned to this protocol and identified stick-slip events as key stimuli).

Bookstore workers have a supply of little squares of sandpaper for that, and a special vent in the counter is used to suck up the resulting dust.

Which is about as appealing a prospect as spending an entire weekend locked in a tight cubicle with nothing but the collected works of Jeremy Clarkson, a bottle of laxatives and a roll of sandpaper for company.