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  1. 17th October 2011, 12:49 PM #1
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    Just found. Buy Sanding Disc 10Inch - B1689 from Busy Bee Tools

    Given the plethora of blunt blades at my place it might be worth knocking the carbide teeth off and trying this. Is there a local distributor?
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    Don't have one but here's a local supplier.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastiaan56 View Post
    Just found. Buy Sanding Disc 10Inch - B1689 from Busy Bee Tools

    Given the plethora of blunt blades at my place it might be worth knocking the carbide teeth off and trying this. Is there a local distributor?
    I cut a disc of 10mm ply and glued sandpaper to both sides and fitted to my saw bench. Works well but does travel a bit fast. Good for squaring off ends and angle cuts after docking.
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    Thanks guys, McJings is 20 mins away, why didnt I think of that?

    Can the ply handle the turning speed?, does it ever explode?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sebastiaan56 View Post

    Can the ply handle the turning speed?, does it ever explode?
    Yes, i have been using mine for about 6 years now. Does it ever explode? Who know the answer to that?
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