What grit is the included sanding screen? Ultra Fine, Very Fine, Fine, Medium, or Heavy? 50, 120, 220, 320, 600?
209408
Probably 80 or 120 , also if you have paint to sand take sheet of regular sandpaper, punch about 100 holes in it; works better than the screens.
209409
I want to say 180 or 220,been a while,,,works great when you get used to it,,any hardware store or Home depot will have the grit you need
209410
It is a sanding screen. I believe that it is about 8o grit. The suction comes through the screen.
209411
Already used and disposed of the one supplied with this, but I believe the screen was marked "150".
209412
It comes with a 150 grit screen. There are other grits available at any hardware store.
209413
The included sanding screen is in my guess a medium sanding screen (good for sanding sheetrock joints). I don't think there are that many sanding screen grits since they work very effectively and usually don't clog. Check you local hardware stores, Lowe's, or Home Depot's for other grits. The sanding screens ususally last a while too. Hope this response helped.
1606287
Holy,I am not an experienced professional sheetrock person so in my case I needed the 150 to get it down a bit before I actually used the 220 to get it perfectly smooth however I have seen pros get there finish so smooth, they barely have to sand at all so they would hit it with the 220 just a bit.
894783
I bought some of this in Jan 2012 and it was definitely fine grade. Maybe fine/medium. It looked and felt like sand pretty much. Definitely not course.
109189
I would use a solid cylindrical drum, 3/8 inch in diameter, and whatever grit you need, but I'd start at 150 grit
594573
Mine was something like 120 grit sandpaper. Pretty abrasive. You can strike a match on it easily.
1122660
Amazon online carries it - also Menards (a building supply store in the Midwest) carries a Norton brand made for the Porter-Cable 7800 sander. Other building supply stores across the nation, including the "do it yourself" type of store, would probably carry the Norton brand. As far as I know, they offer a medium grit and a fine grit.
1967156
not to shore on the number of grit the fine side must be 600 to 800 it s good for touch up on knifes or turning chisels to keep a good edge the medium side is pretty fine to good to put on a newer edge
349605
Lansky did a video on youtube for Shotshow 2014. In this video, the Lansky rep. said the Puck grit is as follows: Coarse side = 120 grit Fine Side = 280 grit
208973
Roughly starting with the finest mesh is about 144 squares per inch. The largest screen being approximately 40 squares per inch. It comes with 2 screens in between those 2 estimates I gave you. This is by hand that I came up with the estimates so it could be off 10-20 squares but its close. Hope that helps. I use it for sifting sand up to 1/8 gravel. So it's a total of 4 screens all together
391248
i think a lot.... may be 20 but first i use sand papaer, 400 then 800 and 1500, then some rubing compound with a polisher, and finally the Meguiars for the finish
1224571
I don't know the grain size but it is 220 grit. It's a little more course that baking soda.
1255794
The grit sizes for the Spyderco ceramics are as follows: coarse 15 microns, fine 6-7 microns, ultrafine 3 microns
1967157
I think I've seen these rated as 400 on the coarse side and 600 on the fine side. My estimation is that initially they act a bit coarser (say 200/300) but like most polycrystalline diamond abrasives the lose a lot of their aggressiveness after a little use. They do seem to last pretty well for their price. A year ago I bought 4 since they were so cheap and 3 are still in the box. The main defect is the metal abrasive plate tends to separate from the plastic substrate, so they are not good if a very flat surface is critical.
204340
I just checked and think they are 120 grit. I purchased 100 grit replacement sleeves for the larger spindles. Machine works great.
477717
Hi Perry.... I use Jet bulk ready to cut, and its 3"... The part number for 120 grit, is 60-9120... Never tried to use 4". Hope it helps
1239094
I'm not sure of the numbers but you would definitely want a finer grit to finish off your blade. That probably doesn't help you at all though LOL. I went ahead and bought a better stone. You can find it here if you're interested Norton 614636855653 IB8 1-by-2-by-8-Inch Fine/Coarse India Combination Bench stone
1606286
220 grit is more than enough to get the job done without running the paper on the sheetrock. Hope this helps.... Dick