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Id like to order a conver belt for my 16-32. Does anyone know off had the size of that belt? Does 25 X 48 sound right? Kim has them for 27.00 for two plus shipping.

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I need a couple of those too. I hope someone knows the answer to this one.

BTW, who is Kim?

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Kim sells on Ebay, i think under Discount Abrasives [discount_abrasives@yahoo.com] I could be wrong though. Ill measure for myself when I get home, but I thought someone here might have them handy.

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Lance 24 x 48 fits my 22-44 plus after I trim to 22" wide so that is not the right size for the 1632 machine. Just measure the one thats on the machine with a tape measure. Go right around to get the length. The width can't be more than 16" . I don't know what the length is.

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WIfe just did it for me - 16" X 44 - I emailed Kim.

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Lance, will you let us know what Kim says?

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I've been using these belts for about 6 mo. and they sure beat tearing up a $70 Perfomax belt. They work just fine.

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Ok, Kim got back, here is the price details

16 X 44 100Grit
minimum of 2 @ $10.00 each

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$26.42

You can contact her at discount_abrasives@yahoo.com

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For you guys , try industrial abrashives in Reading Pa
Do a search as they have a site. I use the no loading paper. Works pretty good as compapred to the oxides. I have not found anyone with as good a product or as cheap.
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John - is this what you use for your drumsander Conveyor? Does industrial abrashives sell the conveyor belts?

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I've bought from Kim several times, the last purchase was for a conveyor belt for my Performax 25. It's a 1996 model and uses the small 13/16" drive rollers (new machines use 2" drive rollers). I ordered a 24 X 61-1/2", 100 grit belt and cut it down to 22-1/2" wide. It works great and the cost was $19 plus shipping.


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I don't know about the conv belts. I use the no load in my belt sander. I use my friends timesaver. It has a 36 by 60 belt.
   I did use it on a 6 inch drum sander before I had access to this one. Works better than the alum oxides. The belt cleaner is also a great investment. Svae your wives crepe sole shoes.
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