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Woodster wrote:Are run of the mill abrasive discs no good Roger? I use 250mm self adhesive ones on my belt and disc sander and they work well. The last lot I bought on the auction site are plastic backed and peel off rather than tearing into bits like card backed ones.
RogerS wrote:Thanks Andy. No UK link available. These are the sort of things I'm after
https://www.worksharptools.com/shop/woo ... bulk-pack/
or variations thereof. I'd be surprised though if they were available in Europe.
Lurker wrote:RogerS wrote:Thanks Andy. No UK link available. These are the sort of things I'm after
https://www.worksharptools.com/shop/woo ... bulk-pack/
or variations thereof. I'd be surprised though if they were available in Europe.
Scroll down that page and “ask the CEO” might be worth a try.
RogerS wrote:Woodster wrote:Are run of the mill abrasive discs no good Roger? I use 250mm self adhesive ones on my belt and disc sander and they work well. The last lot I bought on the auction site are plastic backed and peel off rather than tearing into bits like card backed ones.
How fine to they go down to ? I need discs that are 400, 1000, 3600 grit.
RogerS wrote:Lurker wrote:RogerS wrote:Thanks Andy. No UK link available. These are the sort of things I'm after
https://www.worksharptools.com/shop/woo ... bulk-pack/
or variations thereof. I'd be surprised though if they were available in Europe.
Scroll down that page and “ask the CEO” might be worth a try.
I tried that, Dave. They re simply not interested in this market.
RogerS wrote:Thanks everyone.
I've decided to make my own out of sheets used for ScarySharp or from here
https://www.sandpapershop.co.uk/sandpap ... paper.html
10,000 grit is fine enough for me
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