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fingerstyle1978
PostPosted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 3:06 am 
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I have the Jet 16-32, takes 3" rolls. There is none available locally. As long as I have to order online I may as well find the best deal. I'm interested in 25yd or 50yd rolls. I've found one decent price so far but they don't ship to Alaska!

Anyways, where do you get yours?
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Econ abrasives has the best price I've seen, actually Filippo found them & posted here previously.

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Sandpaper.ca if you're in Canada. Although I believe they do ship internationally.

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http://industrialabrasives.com/
also a good quality and price

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I've been using Online Industrial Supply. I haven't checked them against these others for pricing. Product has been good.

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Go to the source:
http://www.woodworkingshop.com/product/pe09360/
http://www.woodworkingshop.com/product/pe54773/
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I just bought some from SuperGrit. They sell by the foot so it fit my budget but they also have 25 and 50 yard rolls. Highly recommend, fast shipping but I don't know about Alaska.

https://www.supergrit.com/products/prod ... -cloth.asp

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Having been in the Industrial Supply business for 22 yrs , I have to warn that VERY SELDOM do you get Good And Cheap in same item .. beehive

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Go to the source:
http://www.woodworkingshop.com/product/pe09360/
http://www.woodworkingshop.com/product/pe54773/


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WilbPorter wrote:
Sandpaper.ca if you're in Canada. Although I believe they do ship internationally.

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+1 Too bad you just missed the Dec/Jan $15 off shipping. I just bought some 60 grit for my drum sander and it's good stuff.
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WudWerkr wrote:
Having been in the Industrial Supply business for 22 yrs , I have to warn that VERY SELDOM do you get Good And Cheap in same item .. beehive


As long as it not fast no rules are broken. :lol:
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I use rolls of Klingspor sandpaper from "The Woodworking Shop" Best stuff I ever used. It may not be the cheapest, but you get what you pay for.
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fingerstyle1978
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Filippo Morelli wrote:
klooker wrote:
Econ abrasives has the best price I've seen, actually Filippo found them & posted here previously.

Kevin Looker

Bingo. Big Jim even did the research for me on where the stuff is made. It's good quality, price rocks and I couldn't be happier.

Filippo

Thanks guys, I just loaded up on 3 rolls of various grits from Econ and I gotta say that I'm really impressed with the quality and quantity I received for under 100 bucks. Jet paper would have cost a whole lot more to get the same quantity and the Jet paper isn't even as nice.
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Supergrit is cheaper and you can buy it by the foot if you can't use 25 or 50 yards. Nice to custom fit your drum. Quality is very good and selection is larger as well. Just sayin.'

http://www.supergrit.com/products/produ ... eve-hl.asp

https://www.econabrasives.com/products. ... 22x25yards

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FYI- I've now ordered from both. Supergrit is having a sale right now
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Curious about your experience.

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Both were great, both great deals. ECON was around 34.00 for 25 yards of finer stuff. Supergrit was 60.00 for 50 yds of 60 grit. Either way you can't go wrong.
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