jleiwig
Member
I buy my sandpaper in sheets, so here are two tips that may or may not be helpful for you.
Tip #1: Make one of these. Nothing more than a hacksaw blade that I had bent, and thus was no longer useful in the hacksaw. It's screwed to a piece of scrap poplar with a washer under one end. I use this to cut my sandpaper into smaller strips. The paper goes in the jig face down, and you just pull up against the blade and it cuts the paper like butter, no dulling of a razor blade, or any other sharp blades to cut with.
Tip #2: I store the cut strips of sandpaper in a storage box. This particular one came from HF. They are currently having a sale on them for around $2 and some change.
Tip #1: Make one of these. Nothing more than a hacksaw blade that I had bent, and thus was no longer useful in the hacksaw. It's screwed to a piece of scrap poplar with a washer under one end. I use this to cut my sandpaper into smaller strips. The paper goes in the jig face down, and you just pull up against the blade and it cuts the paper like butter, no dulling of a razor blade, or any other sharp blades to cut with.
Tip #2: I store the cut strips of sandpaper in a storage box. This particular one came from HF. They are currently having a sale on them for around $2 and some change.