What is the grit on the sanding pad?
1449312
You must be thinking of a different product. There is no sanding pad with these scrapers.
1449313
I don't know. It isn't labeled as such. It feels like emory cloth on a stiff backing. To be honest, I haven't had to use it yet on either size skrapr.
1990103
It came up with the combination 2-3 for each grit (60-2, 80-2,120-2) it's been more than year ago and also used couple of the sandpaper so don't remeber the exact number but for sure its a combination
71613
Yes, there's a post that comes with 6 sanding bands. They appear to be fine or medium grit.
227395
the coarser grit is 350, the fine is 800. didn't measure directly, but compared with other diamond flat stones by feel
1545408
Yes it is. Really only suitable for light sanding as the hooks do wear quickly and make it unusable. You can get new pads of course not sure of the cost though.
1596454
Hi - I'm not a grit expert, but these look pretty coarse to me. Hope this helps.
1697670
Neither: the pattern is orbital to theoretically minimize the leaving of tracks. The coarser the grit, the more obvious sanding marks will be. Even though you can get coarse-grit paper, this machine is intended for finishing and not for removing stock the way a belt or orbital disk sander can.On a side note, if you already have or plan to get any 18v/3.0 ah Makita cordless tools, you may want to consider getting the cordless version of the sander as well: the fewer cords to deal with, the better.
2260085
I Use this product on a similar application at my own house. I was very pleased on how it worked. The only pad that shows any wear after my countertop polishing is the 50 grit. To get the grinder marks out you need to really use that 50 grit until the only scratches you can see are made by the 50 grit pad. This takes quite a bit of time but well worth it in the end. Good luck
68766
I really don't know exactly. However, if the stone is an oilstone, and I believe it is, then its probably 240 grit for "medium" and 280 grit for "fine". There doesn't seem to be a specific grit noted on the stones or packaging for oilstones, and just using "fine" or "medium" terms to describe the abrasiveness seems to be the norm. However you can get more info if you search the web for woodworking, sharpening etc.
2107267
The grit number is the measure of the coarseness or fineness of the grinding material. The higher the number the finer the grinding material and the smoother and sharper the surface finish of the knife will be. Conversely the lower the grit number the courser the grit material. the course material will remove metal faster but leave a rougher finish. You should start with a course material and work down to a fine material to get a nice smooth finish. That is start with a low grit number and work up to a high grit number.
1654026
This is a stropping compound. I'm not really sure what grit that would be. I would assume several thousands lol? It's designed to "polish"/smooth micro imperfections in the edge of whatever you sharpened. Hope this helped.
694922
It is 100 grit and I love it. It has made a difference in my micro services and I intend to purchase the full kit.
721853
I'm not sure of the exact grit, I use it to sharpen my wood lathe tools and it does a great job.
1663887
This is more a medium grit...80-100. If you are looking for finish work then you may want to hit with fine paper or soda blast so the metal is smooth. This hasn't pitted the metal but it can.
334181
I don't remember seeing anything about the grit but the sand is very fine and just to add it is very white.The most beautiful sand you could want.
792227
The box and stone I received have no indication of the actual grit, so I'm a little surprised Babson had this information available in his response. Also, the gray is clearly coarser than the orange side, so start gray and finish orange. I have obtained better results with honing oil than just water and my knives are are all now easily sharp enough for every kitchen need.
1137699
I get my discs from here: http://www.worlddiamondsource.com/wds1.aspx?Id=Polishing_Pads_for_Hand-Held_GrindersI'd call and speak with a customer service rep, who can direct you to a particular abrasive depending on what materials you are working with. I've been dealing with WDS for years and they have been very knowledgeable and helpful, as well as competitive. Best of luck!