Ok, so I bought this. Now where can I buy #80 grit square adhesive sand paper -WITH HOLES- to fit it? !!!!!!
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You don't need to buy sandpaper with holes. They will be punctured when you put the sandpaper in the sander.
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Haven't bothered as I've used the template provided to make my own from standard sanding sheets.
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The sander comes with a hole maker. Just put the sandpaper on the sander and place it on top of the hole maker. Very easy to do. On a side note, this sander doesnt collect much dust in its bag anyway.
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I bought my daughter double sided circular adhesives from a craft store. Good luck.
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The sandpaper back that you need is like a very thin flannel or something a little fuzzy. It doesn't stick to your fingers and it isn't smooth like the Shopsmith sold by Lowes among others. A box of sandpaper I have in the shop says "Grip Disc." Something you didn't ask.....the 6 inch size is not available everywhere. Either Lowes or Home Depot carries it. The other one doesn't. I get mine via mail order.
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That is what I bought and it is a little short. I am unsure why they sell it this way. I improvised and used white paper for the open spots.
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Ultra fine sandpaper can be purchased at your local hardware store, but if you want the pads that attached to the handle in the kit, you'll probably need to contact Meguiar's directly.
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I think you can order it from the manufacturer. However, all it is is very fine grit polishing tape (or film). I'm pretty sure you can buy it here for a better price: http://www.bestsharpeningstones.com/catalog/Lapping%20Film.htm Just get something in the 3-5 micron (4000-8000 grit) range.
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You would have to contact Winco for that, as their catalog makes no mention of the actual grit size:http://wincous.com/PDF/cultery.pdfhttp://www.wincous.com/spjj.asp?ProductNO=SS-1211&PicUrl;=200710910411531674
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Look in any local office store. Normally staples or office Depot will carry these, you may also look at xfountainpens.com
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blade and expendables (sandpaper) get them cheap at harbor freight. all these viberating tool blade and such are the same. buy at lowes , home depot or where ever
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I've looked everywhere for a replacement, but couldn't find one. But, like the other guy suggested, you could make your own. My favorite material is kydex. You can buy kydex sheets along with other materials you need on Amazon. Not too hard to make...YouTube can explain it all! Haha
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I am going to buy map pins to hold down the rings like the original used to be sold. Luckily the holes are still in the rings so you can do that. Pin the rings to paper with cardboard under it. Not sure if that will work but that's the best plan I have right now.
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The rubber pads you can get at amazon or on eBay. If you mean sanding sheets, go to amazon and buy their packs of ten belt sanding belts. They come in packs of 10, and depending upon grit are usually about $15. I cut them to size with a big pair of scissors, and when cut up I get maybe 5 per belt. That's 50 sanding sheets for 15 dollars, and the paper backed sheets last a lot longer. The punch doesn't work with this product though.
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Jeff , even though I have never been able to use my punch set I can tell you that you won't be able to use another brands pieces on the smaller sizes because this set has a completely different design. IF you haven't already bought this,DON'T. There are no hole centering hashtag marks on any of the cutter cups. This is a seriously inferior product. Also, if you try to communicate with customer service ,there is such a language barrier that you will get nowhere. The paper work that comes with product is useless. Please put your hard earned cash toward a quality brand that will last a lifetime.
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this not the item that you are looking for . You want : Sander Pad - Adhesive Back (PSA) Part Number: 743056-7Try this link :Makita 743056-7 PSA Backing Base/PadHope this helps and good luck !
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Funny you should mention that, bc I bought this hoping to be able to sand a deck. It works wonderfully on single boards, like a railing, so it'd work great for that. That's really what it's designed for. For the actual deck though, this would take FOR EH VER, so save yourself the trouble and get a belt sander or rent a floor sander from home depot. You'll thank yourself. As for grit, for a deck I'd probably go with 80 grit sand paper
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Amazon does not currently have these available, but you can find them at All-Wallhttp://www.all-wall.com/Categories/Drywall-Hopper-Guns/Wagner-PowerTex-Tips.html?gclid=CjgKEAjw-6WcBRCsgNjFy-2OuGYSJADf4R2s7P6kUPFM2Aey-pZ1ybHwBo9Fta0KGPioDv-dNOpYhPD_BwE
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Obviously Home Depot and Lowes will carry the bulk of what you will need for your project, but if you have a more non-standard size or grit that you are looking for check out: http://www.aaabrasives.com/. If that still doesn't get you what you need, Google the make & model of your sander and look for its specifications: this will tell you exactly what you need.