Got a scrollsaw that likes to dance around when you’re cutting? Are you tired of the numb feeling you get in your hands after a session with your oscillating sander? Try cutting one of Shop Fox’s anti-vibration mats to fit under your machine.
Shop Fox claims their neoprene rubber pad works ten times better and lasts ten times longer than a woven pad. A black, 1/8″ thick, 24″ x 36″ pad runs about $10.
If you’re a real cheapskate, check out this website that tells you how to mold your own anti-vibration pads from silicone caulk and disposable food containers.
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Amazon price is now $18 and change, but they sell an identical pad in gray for under $16 (W1321).