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mqbernardo
PostPosted: Sun Dec 15, 2013 6:32 pm 
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First name: Miguel
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Hi all, thanks for looking. What abrasive do you guys recommend for a small Jet 10-20 drum sander? i guess cloth backing should be the way to go, but that´s about all i know.

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martintaylor
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cloth backed, 60 grit would be start. I am in Australia so can't give you brand names etc but any good supplier should have it.

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ernie
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I use red hill abrasives in PA. vy gud service, hi quality sandpaper /belts . You might check some euro suppliers as my 60/80 grit belts are Hermes and the other green ones come from switzerland forgot their name
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I use cloth-backed 80 grit Klingpor from Germany (good but pricey).

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I use the precut Jet rolls in 80, 120, & 180 on my 16-32. The abrasives are made by Klingspor (a German company)
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