Make Your Own Sanding Block

Sanding blocks are readily available in every hardware store and home center across the country. Because they're so quick and easy to make, though, why not make your own? In this short video, Fine Homebuilding editor Justin Fink demonstrates how he makes his own sanding block inspired by contributor M. Felix Marti's tip. 

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