Post by stardiamond on May 5, 2022 12:43:48 GMT -5
I replace wheels when they are still usable, particularly the 80 grit. The 80 grit are top (Lithuanian) and they are aggressive and leave more scratches than other wheels but they are my favorite. All are 6 inch. The are in excellent shape with a lot of use left.
From left to right.
Top textured 80 $20.
Top 80 steel core $20.
Top 80 plastic core $20.
Crystalring 180 never used $50 SOLD
I changed my work approach so that I use these wheels for sanding not cutting and they are serviceable for sanding.
JB 325 soft $5 SOLD
DP 280 soft $5 SOLD
I can ship the soft wheels in a flat rate padded envelope for $10; on or both.
I can ship the hard wheels in a flat rate padded envelope for $10; one in a box or two loose (they would likely survive).
Next step would be a LFRB. MFRB are not deep enough to effective be used for shipping wheels.
I also have a Crystalring 60 grit that is barely used and too chippy for me.
From left to right.
Top textured 80 $20.
Top 80 steel core $20.
Top 80 plastic core $20.
Crystalring 180 never used $50 SOLD
I changed my work approach so that I use these wheels for sanding not cutting and they are serviceable for sanding.
JB 325 soft $5 SOLD
DP 280 soft $5 SOLD
I can ship the soft wheels in a flat rate padded envelope for $10; on or both.
I can ship the hard wheels in a flat rate padded envelope for $10; one in a box or two loose (they would likely survive).
Next step would be a LFRB. MFRB are not deep enough to effective be used for shipping wheels.
I also have a Crystalring 60 grit that is barely used and too chippy for me.
