Sanding belts

[Brian Kent]

Is Econ Abrasives still the best product for the price for Sanding belts (6 x 48")? The last order lasted several years and I don't remember where I got them.

Thanks in advance

[Kent A Bathurst]

Mr Kent:

Don't know them. A number of good suppliers out there. I go to Klingspoor.

Kent

[Brian Kent]

Thank you. I got there name from a previous thread here on sanding belts and appreciate any current advice.

[Rick Moyer]

Mr Kent:

Don't know them. A number of good suppliers out there. I go to Klingspoor.

Kent
I like what you did there :p

[Brian Kent]

I have not found a place to buy anything on The Klingspor page. Where do you buy them?

[Brian Kent]

In fact, I have been using all of my break and lunch time to search for this while battling malware on my Mac.
Can somebody just say "Go here and buy this"? Thanks.

I use a belt sander 3 times per week for shaping and sanding. I use a belt eraser. I like low price but value high quality over bargain price every time. I'll be getting 80, 150, and 220 grit.

[Duane Meadows]

Klingspor.com is wholesale only! Here...

https://www.woodworkingshop.com/search.aspx?q=6+x48

[Jim Finn]

I get mine locally for $6.

[Brian Kent]

Thank you Duane. My brain was fried. I might get a few individual belts for around $9 each or the assortment of 11 belts for $71.

[jack duren]

We use Klingspor at work but Still prefer VSM. Both are hard to get without a salesman but you can get them on ebay. Just gotta be patient for a deal. You might also look into 3M. Never looked away on a deal with them...

[Kent A Bathurst]

Klingspor.com is wholesale only! Here...

https://www.woodworkingshop.com/search.aspx?q=6+x48

Huh - I never noticed that - I type in Klingspoors [yep - mispelled] and go to that site.

Glad to know they are still there.

[Kent A Bathurst]

I like what you did there :p

He and I have been playing that game for a number of years.