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I used to do that but had too many frayed ends to tidy up, it takes seconds to remove the bloody things.
It's so easy to chip the ca away from the blank and not notice it until it comes back at you.
Plus I like to seal the end grain especially if I am wet sanding which I sometimes do init?

[QUOTE="Grump, post: 84176, member: 232"] I used to do that but had too many frayed ends to tidy up, it takes seconds to remove the bloody things. It's so easy to chip the ca away from the blank and not notice it until it comes back at you. Plus I like to seal the end grain especially if I am wet sanding which I sometimes do init? [/QUOTE]

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