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I can't afford to order a set of these (whatever a set might be) but I'll have to order at least one just to give it a try. The reason I can't buy more is because I spent a bundle a short time back during a previous "sanding email special". Given my age, I might have a life time supply in the shop now.JPG40504 wrote:And now we have green 6x48 belts(ceramic).
http://www.shopsmith.com/ownersite/specials/7DT09.htm?jn=18439&kt=MKT&kr=0007385781&cnum=0007385781&epn=RWWUYSR
They ARE green!:Ddusty wrote:I can't afford to order a set of these (whatever a set might be) but I'll have to order at least one just to give it a try. The reason I can't buy more is because I spent a bundle a short time back during a previous "sanding email special". Given my age, I might have a life time supply in the shop now.
Hmmm Now I wonder, What grit should I buy? Maybe these belong on the Christmas list. Hmmm
A set = at least one each of every grit. (my definition)JPG40504 wrote:They ARE green!:D
They are also over $20 each!:(
They are not offering them as a 'set'.
dusty wrote:A set = at least one each of every grit. (my definition)
Yes, they are not giving you a special price to order a set. BUT if they last five times as long as what you already have and they only cost twice as much ----- this is beginning to sound like one of those story problems that I so hated.....end of story.
If two trains leave their stations at the same time, travel in opposite directions and train 1 is going 60mph while train 2 is going 57mph......
I was thinking christmas tree green. However, I think I like Fiatben's green lady(the one about to 'pounce') better!:Dryanbp01 wrote:JPG40504 wrote:They ARE green!:D
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Yes they are, "Scotty" or "Data" (whichever you prefer!):D
BPR