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Re: Worksharp sanding disks - Sawdustd - 11-10-2015

Thanks Steve. Thats' a resonable approach. I'll keep an eye out.

Re: Worksharp sanding disks - AHill - 11-10-2015

Klingspor is a good source. Generally less expensive than other brands and very good performers.

Klingspor 6" PSA Disks

Re: Worksharp sanding disks - Bill Wilson - 11-10-2015

I couldn't find any grits higher than 1500 on Klingspor's site. Is that as high as they go or am I not looking in the right place?

Thanks

Re: Worksharp sanding disks - fredhargis - 11-10-2015

That was as high as they went the last time I bought some from them. Klingspor was my go-to place for WS discs until Steve N brought up the micro mesh ones. they are so much better made they have become my standard.....much longer life than Klingspor.

Re: Worksharp sanding disks - meackerman - 11-10-2015

I'd be in for some bulk purchase disks...

Re: Worksharp sanding disks - Axehandle - 11-10-2015

I buy them from McMaster-Carr. Not the cheapest but not too bad and I have found the quality to be more than worth it. It seems like they are backed with thin polyethylene. Very durable.

I use an appropriate sized leather punch to make the holes.

Re: Worksharp sanding disks - Jerry White - 11-11-2015

I've had good luck with Klingspor. They are great to deal with.

Re: Worksharp sanding disks - mbw - 11-11-2015

AHill said:


Klingspor is a good source. Generally less expensive than other brands and very good performers.

Klingspor 6" PSA Disks



I bought the klingspor disks, work great, problem is I can't get them off.

Re: Worksharp sanding disks - Rchan63 - 11-11-2015

mbw said:


[blockquote]AHill said:


Klingspor is a good source. Generally less expensive than other brands and very good performers.

Klingspor 6" PSA Disks



I bought the klingspor disks, work great, problem is I can't get them off.

[/blockquote]

Me tooo

Re: Worksharp sanding disks - meackerman - 11-11-2015

have you tried a hairdryer/heatgun to soften the adhesive first?