Does anyone know the grit of the sanding wheels?
1863751
The wheels come in two diameters and both appear to be 60 grit. The discs come in two diameters and both appear to be 180 grit. The interchangeable grinding stones come in two grits, approximately 120 and 220.
1445837
i have used a couple of different types of sanding discs on mine and they all work well. I have not tried the polishing discs. The bottom is a Velcro type material that sticks to a lot of things.
1801743
You should be able to go to Porter Cable parts and then enter orbital sander and model number. Hope you find it.
1759511
I don't know the grit. None of the files have the fine grit I was hoping for, to smooth my clay dolls. I use them to start smoothing areas, which end up pretty rough, but are a good start. Then I have to switch to the very fine grit of sandpaper to smooth the clay. I do like that they are small and get into small areas. I don't regret getting them, just wanted at least one of them to be a fine grit.
227394
There is course and fine but grit is not stated on package. I have used on beat up chipped blades 813cmov (soft metal) with course then fine , ceramic rod and finished with strop. It works great. It works best with 5" and smaller because its 6" or so long.
227395
the coarser grit is 350, the fine is 800. didn't measure directly, but compared with other diamond flat stones by feel
243891
I am going to revise my answer a bit and suggest that you turn your sharpener on and clean the ceramic discs by pulling your felt pad towards you The diamond rouch sharpenning wheels eat the felt up and you would be best by using some compressed air (from a compressor not a can )or a vacuum with a thin areas attachment. If you want to run a piece of material on the rough sharpenning use some denim gently to pick up the fragments and metalic dust.with the pad instead of felt. Chris Mar
1462001
I really have no idea. Since this sander is reconditioned, I do not have a tech sheet that provides the details of construction. However, it does a very satisfactory job.
589889
I worked at a body shop for 6 years and we sanded it very well!! We used 36 grit and cleaned after with laquor thinner
149081
The grit is coarse. I'm not sure I'd recommend these on brittle nails. They work fine on my acrylics though.
218097
I didn't find them much different (I think the other descriptions are pretty accurate) except that they picked up hair/grit worse than the standard casters did. I felt like they caused as much damage as the old wheels, because the "soft" surface was soon rough from the dust/grit they had accumulated. :( I had to wash them, weekly, to keep them relatively clean- but that didn't change the fact that they were permanently pitted/marred by grit.
948154
I have 2 if them and I finish sand at 180 grit and 220 grit. I do not have swirl marks in hard wood. Sometimes pine will swirl a small amount. Then I hand sand and it come out.
1845780
I have not had to use it yet. I received it as a Christmas gift and have been doing another project that does not require any sanding. The unit itself is well made, runs fine when I tested it. Sorry that I cannot do you any good.
1617856
If you'll sand the chrome with 40-80 grit on a orbital sander or 4-5 inch air grinder disc is should adhere just fine. I wouldn't recommend putting product over nice smooth surface needs to be and sanded paint or sanded metal surface. Sets fast for work quickly in small areas.
1823614
It is 600 grit and it is pretty course. I gave mine away. Wasnt what I was looking for
247020
Abrasive material is on both sides. These pads are wonderful. Color coded re 'grit'. I have 'sanded' acrylic...from rough to glass smooth. Aircraft and motorcycle windscreens made new again. Use wet or dry. A great product. The pads too are durable. I have refurbished bare aluminum on older motorcycle alloy wheels and trim bits also. Buffed out clear coat. Mr. Miller, I am thinking you will be very very pleased with these guys. DRR
1224571
I don't know the grain size but it is 220 grit. It's a little more course that baking soda.