best / cheapest place to get cardboard wheels

[cvcman]

I want to try the cardboard gring wheels..where is the best and least expensive place to buy them ?? I use stones to sharpen now, I can get to shaving sharp and I strop on a leather belt but I would like to try the wheels..thx

 

[TriviaMonster]

Let's see, they aren't a sponsor, but I got mine at a place named for this type of bear known for it's large hump between it's shoulder blades followed by industrial. So just to recap, large humped bear Industrial.

I love this game.

 

[ScreaminSS01]

Search username richard j. He has a huge informative thread on using paper wheels and how to get started.

 

[cvcman]

Let's see, they aren't a sponsor, but I got mine at a place named for this type of bear known for it's large hump between it's shoulder blades followed by industrial. So just to recap, large humped bear Industrial.

I love this game.

you just described my mother in law

 

[Reeek]

I laughed out loud

you just described my mother in law

 

[JTR357]

LOL-Me too!^^

 

[Rapt_up]

Yeah that bear place seems to have a pretty great price, if you go to the Razorsharp website they have a link to the bear.

 

[cvcman]

Yeah that bear place seems to have a pretty great price, if you go to the Razorsharp website they have a link to the bear.

I can get the Harbor Freight 6" buffer for 32.00, will this work with the 8" cardboard wheels ?

 

[OHALLUM]

Yep, that one is ideal for the 8" paper wheels. I have one and it is just great. It does heat up if used for extended periods of time. Not hot enough to smoke, but hot enough to be noticed if you put your hand on it. Have used mine for about 2 months now. For the price, if it lasts for a year, I feel I come out ahead, verses other more expensive units. YMMV
Omar