Thread: Help to source sanding disks

Please can someone help ?.

I require 5" (125mm measured actual size) 120 grit hook and loop sanding disks (no holes).

I can get 5" but they are for orbital sanders and have 5 or 8 holes, I require no holes. They also attach to velcro and are called hook & loop.

I bought a Ryobi vertical sander and the side wheel sander has this 5" size which believe it or not I can't get spares of in NZ.

Can anyone get some for me, I'll paypal you + postage. I only need about 10 or so.

Cheers

Gary

Originally Posted by garythepenman

Please can someone help ?.

I require 5" (125mm measured actual size) 120 grit hook and loop sanding disks (no holes).

I can get 5" but they are for orbital sanders and have 5 or 8 holes, I require no holes. They also attach to velcro and are called hook & loop.

I bought a Ryobi vertical sander and the side wheel sander has this 5" size which believe it or not I can't get spares of in NZ.

Can anyone get some for me, I'll paypal you + postage. I only need about 10 or so.

Cheers

Gary

I can look to see if they have any in a hardware store around here seeing as I have to send you that W&B you wanted anyway. I won't be able to check for it until Monday though. Can you PM me with the specifics and I will print it out and take it with me when I go to the store?

Gary,

Try to see if SuperGrit Abrasives has any that you want. If they don't ship to NZ I will trans-ship them for you with pleasure.

Their site is down at the moment so I could not check, but I ordered some belts from them and will use them again. They have a great selection, good/great prices and fast shipping. Joe Chandler gave me the lead and I am greateful.

Canadian Tire has them too. I could pick up and send you a few dzen pieces. I think the cost is around $$4-5 for 3-4 pieces.

Originally Posted by shavethebadger

Canadian Tire has them too. I could pick up and send you a few dzen pieces. I think the cost is around $$4-5 for 3-4 pieces.

Thanks Matt, pm sent.

Thanks All for offers of help, it seems Matt can get them the easiest.

Cheers

Gary