Belt sanding (finally!)

Last night I think I saw something called the KMG for over a thou and thought that was the Grizzly.

I ordered the Delta last night.

I can't believe I took two months off the Redhawk. Starting to think the Redhawk is one of those dreams that will always get shoved aside for reality.



munk
 
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...just remember......not everything in the house will need sharpening...it's ok if the spoons and forks remain dull....:eek: :D :p
 
I like a sharpened edge on a spoon. that way you can eat a steak with one hand (and one utensil) and leave the other hand free to strop some steel. or whatever the case may be.

heck, sharpen a spork and you can throw away all your other eating utensils!
 
just remember......not everything in the house will need sharpening...it's ok if the spoons and forks remain dull.... Dan

When I got my first three khuks, there were many trees on my acre that needed felling. After a while, my wife said, "That's it; no more trees. You've cut enough."

"But these trees needed thinning," I said. "So the other's can grow."

"They're thin enough."


munk
 
namaarie said:
Well, I finally got my belt sander. Nothing elaborate. Just a cheap harbor freight 1x30". I then got the belts recommended in Dan's website.

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Nam
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Nam,
Could you post where you found the belts that Dan recommended? My wife told me I am getting a Harbor Freight 1X30 for Father;s Day. I have been checking on the web but have had no luck finding the recommended belts. All I have found was the 180 grit, looks like almost everyone has that one but the others???
 
You should ask Dan. I'm sorry, I have thrown away the reciepts! :eek: Dan might even know a better place. :p

Nam
 
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