Where to get CS 910 Y ACT rough grinding belts?

[chknifemaker]

I want to get some CS 910 Y ACT Klingspor rough grinding belts from and I don't know where to get them?
Is klingspor a american brand?
what are some other fast grinding belts(other than blaze belts) that can be run wet?
Thanks

 

[Adam Buttry]

IMO, no belt (that I've tried) is as good for rough grinding as the 3M 984F Cubitron ll belts. They're ceramic and available in 36, 60, and 80 grit. They will remove steel (even hardened) in a hurry and still have pretty good longevity, relatively speaking. I get mine from Pop's. And yes, you can run them wet.

 

[coldsteelburns]

And for getting those 3M 984F cubitron II belts, go to Pops Knife Supplies @ www.popsknifesupplies.com .. Great place to get great belts and great people to deal with, I'm sure everyone else here will tell ya the same about them

-Paul
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[Grayzer86]

I agree with the 984 belt recommendation, never found a better belt yet. Have you actually tried the cs 910 before? I had some and have never hated any belt as much as those. Personally I found that they threw grit terribly bad, glazed over, and didn't fracture and stay sharp worth a damn, running them at about 4000sfpm. I was able to effectively profile 1 hunter on a belt before it hardly cut. I get 10 times the life out of the 984s. I actually took the leftover new ones I had to a hammer-in and left them behind hoping someone wound take them.