Disk sander paper shredding

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woodbender
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Bruce wrote:What do you mean by "green stuff"? I've never seen green sanding disks.
Hi Bruce,

The "green stuff" was not (obviously) a SS product. I bought it at a local woodworking store. It was 100 grit paper used to do final shaping/sanding of two small cherry pieces.

I had sanded "to the line" on these pieces after rough sawing fairly close on a Freud blade.

I was quite shocked that the new 12" disk tore up so quickly. I used the SS 12" disks on my last canoe build which required a LOT of sanding of the forms which the canoe was built upon. One original SS disk lasted almost the whole life of the canoe project.

Canoe is here.
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BEAUTIFUL CANOE! You are or should be very proud of this work! Did you sign it?

Thanks for the photo!!!:D
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wholeshoe wrote:I bought some at Menards and havent had any issues but I have just sanded Poplar and Pine with it too.

I will get you the brand name of the sand paper tonight.
I was at menards and forgot to look! I did buy a freud blade though, I guess the tool buying distracted me...
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Nice canoe. I saw the other thread too! Now we know what your "handle" means!
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