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Wave 2 Inch Sanding Discs - 10 Pack
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- Designed as a non-aggressive finishing system, the wavy edge design of Wave Sanding Discs eliminates the ridges frequently caused by traditional round discs while producing an excellent finish. Fingers-like waves around the disc gently blend surfaces in trouble areas where stationary sanding is required. Wave backing pads support the entire surface of the disc by matching the profile of the disc.
- Sold as Pack of 10
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super product
Thomas in AZ
Comments On May 12, 2019:Great on bowls
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Excellent for the inside of bowls
JOHN in CA
Comments On Mar 30, 2016:I really like these discs. Since they overlap the end of the sanding pad with the wavy part, it allows me to get the insides of bowls without leaving ridges and other marks that round discs can leave.
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Superb quality
Jimmy in WY
Comments On Jan 13, 2016:Great abrasive and works very well in the transition area of a bowl.
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Indispensable when turning bowls
Scott in GA
Comments On Nov 06, 2015:I use the 2" size pad with a Sorby attachment on my drill. These pads get to all the contours and under lips of bowls. They take some getting used to and make sure you sand perpendicular to the spin of the bowl and sand slowly at least at first. You'll get some extra life out of each pad if you reverse your drill when they seem spent.
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wavy disks work great when run correctly
JOE in MI
Comments On Jun 28, 2013:I've used these funny shaped sanding disks to smooth the insides of turned wooden bowls, and when run correctly, they work great and last quite well.
Running correctly is managed by adjusting the lathe speed down as appropriate to ~250 to 400 RPM, and using a Sorby (passive) angle headed hook and loop disk holder, in the 6:00 to 9:00 quadrant of the spinning bowl; I find the abrasives cut cleanly and well, as long as the abrasives "stay cool." Running these disks at high speed, as if one was still cutting the wood to shape will result in premature wear of the disk, since the high speed results in high temperatures which degrade the adhesive holding the grains.
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