9" disc sander wheel source!

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I found a cheap source for a 9" Disc sander wheel. 19 some odd dollars
Sears parts dept.
Go to Sears.com and click on the parts menu.
(Couldn't get the link to paste for some reason.)
Type in Part # 351225950 for the Sander/grinder. This gets you to the machine itself.
Scroll down the list and click on part #8373.00 Alum. Disc
and part #1210.00 Set screw
If you register you can order online with a credit card.
Or you can call 1-800-366-7278 6am to 11pm CST. 7 days a week
I saw one at the store they look fairly well made!
 
Hey Bob...

Excellent....

Actually have been looking for these myself...

Wish I could get one in a 10"-12" though..
But for $20.00,, thats a good deal....

Just built Yet another disk grinder, but the plate I have has a high spot in it,, so I have to tune it up before I can use it...

Thanks..

Eric....

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I would HIGHLY recommend screwing and glueing a piece of 1/2" micarta to the face of it. This will provide a better surface to grind against and have have a better feel than the aluminum. I "crowned" The face of my micarta disk (convex) from the edge to the center. This allows you to pass the center with larger blades and rock smaller blades back and forth.
I don't realy flat grind much anymore but the grinder is terrific for Kydex and tapering tangs.
Neil

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Is a variable speed reversing disc sander the way to go for flat grinds? Im not doing very well with my belt sander and platen?
 
i've only used a belt sander for grinder, but it just takes a little time to get the hang of it.
 
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