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cleaning flap wheels??
Anybody got a good way to clean these things?
There's maybe an inch and a half of flap left but the last bout an eighth, has loaded up. I've tried one of those giant eraser things. Forget what they're called. And a file brush. No luck so far. Maybe a spur type wheel truer would work? Or if I get desperate I can take a pair of scissors and cut of the last eighth on each flap! :-) Tanks, DOC |
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cleaning flap wheels??
wrote in message ... Anybody got a good way to clean these things? There's maybe an inch and a half of flap left but the last bout an eighth, has loaded up. I've tried one of those giant eraser things. Forget what they're called. And a file brush. No luck so far. Maybe a spur type wheel truer would work? Or if I get desperate I can take a pair of scissors and cut of the last eighth on each flap! :-) Tanks, DOC Have you tried a grinding wheel dressing stone, or the sharp corner of a rock or concrete block? |
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