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Robbie O'Brien
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Does anyone have a source for replacement sandpaper for the radius dishes?



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Robbie, try John Hall!

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Robbie, John Hall gave me a source a few years back. These folks will put together whatever you need. I purchased 24" round with adhesive backs. I do believe they have a minimum order of 5 or 6. The supplier is Industrial Abrasives

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Robbie,
I have bought wide sanding belts. I bought them through woodworkingshop.com.
A 25 X 60 belt gives you 2 radius dishes worth.
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Paul Schulte
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Mark Kett at guitar jigs. He has 50 grit paper that is
one piece which is a plus. The 50 grit lasts a very long time.


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Harbor Freight sells a 5-pack of 6"x48" sanding belts for $12. I cut two of those into 4 pieces big enough to cover the dish (when I lay all four of them out), and I glue them on with 3M spray adhesive. Cheap and effective.Kelby38666.8448263889
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   I have 24 inch disk with adhisive backed for $15. I have 80 and 100 grit. shipping is about $5
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I just got them from John. The quality is excellent and I highly recommend
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Thanks for the info!
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Thanks for the kind words Sylvan.
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John: Do you have 14" discs in 80-100 grit available?

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   I have 22 and 24 inch widths. I may be able to get the 14
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I use a 24" flat disc for trueing the archtop ribs and had always used pie shaped segments in the past to make up the 24" dia. It was quite a process to cut and glue the pieces in place & removal was no fun either.
Bought a couple 24" discs from John a while back with self-adhesive.   Oh so nice!
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