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  1. 01-14-2019, 6:06 PM #1
    David Zaret
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    sanding belts for Kundig Uniq

    i need belts for my Kundig. do you guys have a preferred vendor and belt type (cloth/paper)? thanks!

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  3. 01-14-2019, 6:32 PM #2
    Bill Orbine
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    Industrial Abrasive in Reading, PA

    I switched to paper recently against the advice that cloth does not tear as easily as paper. I have yet to tear the paper. Just keep your supplies fresh.
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    bill, thank you. i have ordered from them before, and i will contact them tomorrow. now i just need to figure out what size the Uniq takes....

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    looks like 8" x 79".
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  6. 01-15-2019, 11:16 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Orbine View Post
    Industrial Abrasive in Reading, PA

    I switched to paper recently against the advice that cloth does not tear as easily as paper. I have yet to tear the paper. Just keep your supplies fresh.
    bill, have you found that the belts from IA have a flat enough seam? they quoted me $10 each for cloth backed, Al2O3.
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  7. 01-16-2019, 7:23 AM #6
    Bill Orbine
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    I don't notice the seam with the stroke sander and the edge sander.

    The reason I went with paper is for cost and, more importantly in a stroke sander, is to be able to control the belt cupping across the width.
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