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Thanks John,
I just threw that in for giggles. I will likely never use the 10" sanding disk since I have plenty of others and plan on getting another 12" conical one.

chapmanruss wrote:Thanks John,
I just threw that in for giggles. I will likely never use the 10" sanding disk since I have plenty of others and plan on getting another 12" conical one.

If it needs a new home, PM me.

Sorry JPG, I only have one. Do you have one for you Mark VII or is that why you are asking?

I was teasing(sorta). We all would like to have multiple disks with different grits.

There is one for sale on ebay with a starting bid of $12. Ends Sunday morning and no bids yet.

wa2crk wrote: http://www.supergrit.com ... etc.

Try the above link. It is not a user friendly site but the 12"conversion disk should be available.
Bill V

The link contains a redirect to a site that is labeled "dangerous" by Norton. I don't recommend clicking on it.

john_001 wrote:

wa2crk wrote: http://www.supergrit.com ... etc.

Try the above link. It is not a user friendly site but the 12"conversion disk should be available.
Bill V

The link contains a redirect to a site that is labeled "dangerous" by Norton. I don't recommend clicking on it.

I used the link and it went to where it said it would and a legitimate company that I have ordered from and use to get catalogs from. Not so sure what Norton is warning about???

Ed

reible wrote:

john_001 wrote:

wa2crk wrote: http://www.supergrit.com ... etc.

Try the above link. It is not a user friendly site but the 12"conversion disk should be available.
Bill V

The link contains a redirect to a site that is labeled "dangerous" by Norton. I don't recommend clicking on it.

I used the link and it went to where it said it would and a legitimate company that I have ordered from and use to get catalogs from. Not so sure what Norton is warning about???

Ed

Ed,

It is probably the "http" instead of "https" in that link. A lot of legit websites get flagged now by antivirus because they don't use the more secure https. I had this problem with an order from Shopsmith's website last December. Some of the Shopsmith website has been updated and has the certificates installed for https, but some of the older product pages still are on http only. When I added a few items to my cart and switched to the http site, my browser and antivirus took issue with the site. I went ahead with it at the time, but wish that all of the Shopsmith site was updated to be https.