On Wed, 17 May 1995 JHarvey440@aol.com wrote: > >Does anyone know of a source for sandpaper in sheets larger then >the usual > 9" X 11"? I wanted to make a 10" sanding disk for my >table saw... > > Gordon, > > Two options from my perspective: > > 1) although your saw is 10", the disk itself doesn't have to be; > > 2) buy the plug-and-run aluminum disk from Sears, along with the matching > paper. You may have to check out radial arm saw accessories, but they made > one that was flat on one side and a slight taper on the other, the latter > supposedly for preparing for gluing. Note that my information is dated -- they > may have disco'ed this item along with the catalog. But it's worth a try. I believe Shopsmith may also have something like this. If you call their tollfree number (800/543-9396) they may send you a catalog. I bought one of their sanding disks (16" or 18") to use on my drill press for shaping hammers -- it's set up so the sanding face is vertical like a table saw blade. Ron Torrella Registered Piano Technician Now Open: The Piano Page at Prairienet! Piano Technicians Guild http://www.prairienet.org/arts/ptg/homepage.html
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