On Mar 28, 12:31 am, "Norman" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Where can I find a sanding disc that I can glue abrasive discs to that
> fits a 10"table saw?
Googling 'table saw sanding disc' turns up Woodcraft, CMT, Price
Cutter, and Eagle America in the first page of results.
"Michael Faurot" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Norman <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Where can I find a sanding disc that I can glue abrasive discs to that
>> fits a 10"table saw?
>
> I have, and regularly use, the one Woodcraft[1] sells. I also bought
> the sand paper for it from Woodcraft as well. I didn't realize it
> when I bought it, but if you buy two different grits of paper, you can
> stick them on either side of the disk.
And if the two sides per disk are not enough you can lay out two sanding
disks on top of each other and cut out center circles.....mix and match the
two different grits and glue up on each side......when sanding simply direct
the material to the appropriate location on the disk......Rod
Yes, these were 2 degree angled sanding disks. When you installed it in the
table saw you tilted the arbor 2 degrees, this brought the top center of the
disk to 90 degrees to the table. You were able to feed wood between the disk
and the fence and true up the edge while sanding it. Worked great, left no
circular sanding marks but threw off clouds of dust.
"RonB" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Sears used to sell a pretty heavy duty disk as a Craftsman Product. Don't
> know if it is still available but it was pretty decent when I bought it
> (many years ago).
>
> RonB
>
> "Norman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> Where can I find a sanding disc that I can glue abrasive discs to that
>> fits a 10"table saw?
>>
>
>
"Norman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Where can I find a sanding disc that I can glue abrasive discs to that
> fits a 10"table saw?
>
The Cutting Edge,
Houston, Texas
"EXT" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Yes, these were 2 degree angled sanding disks. When you installed it in
> the table saw you tilted the arbor 2 degrees, this brought the top center
> of the disk to 90 degrees to the table.
I've got one from them that isn't angled. The grit is sintered right into
the disk. Used it a lot before I got the JET.
Sears still sells a 10" disk but it's flat on both sides now, not angled.
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"George" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "EXT" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> Yes, these were 2 degree angled sanding disks. When you installed it in
>> the table saw you tilted the arbor 2 degrees, this brought the top center
>> of the disk to 90 degrees to the table.
>
> I've got one from them that isn't angled. The grit is sintered right into
> the disk. Used it a lot before I got the JET.
Sears used to sell a pretty heavy duty disk as a Craftsman Product. Don't
know if it is still available but it was pretty decent when I bought it
(many years ago).
RonB
"Norman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Where can I find a sanding disc that I can glue abrasive discs to that
> fits a 10"table saw?
>
"Norman" <[email protected]> wrote in news:1175056301.193464.197250
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> Where can I find a sanding disc that I can glue abrasive discs to that
> fits a 10"table saw?
>
I have that old Craftsman disk. Don't think I ever used it, but it must be
over 20 years old.
Bought an oscillating spindle sander whatchamacallit from Ridgid. It's
much easier to have dedicated equipment.
If you really want that disk, I can possibly find it and send it to you for
$10 + shipping.
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Han
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Sears has them.
"Norman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Where can I find a sanding disc that I can glue abrasive discs to that
> fits a 10"table saw?
>
"Han" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Norman" <[email protected]> wrote in news:1175056301.193464.197250
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>> Where can I find a sanding disc that I can glue abrasive discs to that
>> fits a 10"table saw?
>>
> I have that old Craftsman disk. Don't think I ever used it, but it must
> be
> over 20 years old.
>
> Bought an oscillating spindle sander whatchamacallit from Ridgid. It's
> much easier to have dedicated equipment.
>
> If you really want that disk, I can possibly find it and send it to you
> for
> $10 + shipping.
> --
> Best regards
> Han
> email address is invalid
i'll take it if the op doesn't.
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regards,
charlie
cave creek, az
On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 22:15:15 -0400, "scouter3"
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> Sears still sells a 10" disk but it's flat on both sides now, not angled.
The one I got from Woodcraft is angled on one side, but only very
slightly.
-Leuf
Norman <[email protected]> wrote:
> Where can I find a sanding disc that I can glue abrasive discs to that
> fits a 10"table saw?
I have, and regularly use, the one Woodcraft[1] sells. I also bought
the sand paper for it from Woodcraft as well. I didn't realize it
when I bought it, but if you buy two different grits of paper, you can
stick them on either side of the disk.
[1]: http://www.woodcraft.com/family.aspx?familyid=1809
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