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david

23/04/2006 7:06 PM

Is the Jet sandpaper high quality?

For the Performax drum sander, that is.

I need to pick up a few grits in the next couple of days, but I won't
get a bunch of it, if the Jet paper is considered crappy. What say the
Performax users?

Dave


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"Leon"

in reply to david on 23/04/2006 7:06 PM

24/04/2006 10:15 PM


"David" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Patriarch wrote:

> Thanks! Where's a good place on line to order the Klingspor? (I'm sure
> this has been discussed before, but I've slept since then)
>
> Dave

Just stay away from the Kingsport PSA paper. It is basically permanent
stick.

Pg

Patriarch

in reply to david on 23/04/2006 7:06 PM

23/04/2006 10:35 PM

david <[email protected]> wrote in news:jqedncBhgt4
[email protected]:

> For the Performax drum sander, that is.
>
> I need to pick up a few grits in the next couple of days, but I won't
> get a bunch of it, if the Jet paper is considered crappy. What say the
> Performax users?
>
> Dave
>

Klingspor. Feel free to water rinse it clean, air dry, and reuse
frequently.

The Jet paper isn't 'crappy', just more money than you need to spend for
heavy use.

Patriarch

Pg

Patriarch

in reply to david on 23/04/2006 7:06 PM

24/04/2006 11:54 AM

David <[email protected]> wrote in
news:[email protected]:

> Patriarch wrote:
>> david <[email protected]> wrote in news:jqedncBhgt4
>> [email protected]:
>>
>>
>>>For the Performax drum sander, that is.
>>>
>>>I need to pick up a few grits in the next couple of days, but I won't
>>>get a bunch of it, if the Jet paper is considered crappy. What say
>>>the Performax users?
>>>
>>>Dave
>>>
>>
>>
>> Klingspor. Feel free to water rinse it clean, air dry, and reuse
>> frequently.
>>
>> The Jet paper isn't 'crappy', just more money than you need to spend
>> for heavy use.
>>
>> Patriarch
> Thanks! Where's a good place on line to order the Klingspor? (I'm
> sure this has been discussed before, but I've slept since then)
>
> Dave
>

They have a rudimentary online store, from whom I've purchased papers,
in larger quantities than I'll quickly use. Good stuff.

http://www.woodworkingshop.com/

Patriarch

FD

"Frank Drackman"

in reply to david on 23/04/2006 7:06 PM

24/04/2006 2:54 PM


"david" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> For the Performax drum sander, that is.
>
> I need to pick up a few grits in the next couple of days, but I won't get
> a bunch of it, if the Jet paper is considered crappy. What say the
> Performax users?
>
> Dave

I have one sandpaper supplier, Klingspoor. I think that they have great
products & customer service.

DD

David

in reply to david on 23/04/2006 7:06 PM

24/04/2006 7:36 AM

Patriarch wrote:
> david <[email protected]> wrote in news:jqedncBhgt4
> [email protected]:
>
>
>>For the Performax drum sander, that is.
>>
>>I need to pick up a few grits in the next couple of days, but I won't
>>get a bunch of it, if the Jet paper is considered crappy. What say the
>>Performax users?
>>
>>Dave
>>
>
>
> Klingspor. Feel free to water rinse it clean, air dry, and reuse
> frequently.
>
> The Jet paper isn't 'crappy', just more money than you need to spend for
> heavy use.
>
> Patriarch
Thanks! Where's a good place on line to order the Klingspor? (I'm sure
this has been discussed before, but I've slept since then)

Dave

DD

David

in reply to david on 23/04/2006 7:06 PM

24/04/2006 7:58 PM

Leon wrote:
> "David" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>
>>Patriarch wrote:
>
>
>>Thanks! Where's a good place on line to order the Klingspor? (I'm sure
>>this has been discussed before, but I've slept since then)
>>
>>Dave
>
>
> Just stay away from the Kingsport PSA paper. It is basically permanent
> stick.
>
>
LOL! Thanks. Having fun with your new toy?

Dave


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