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I looked at my local HD for discs for the Ridgid 2610 I bought recently
and the 6" disc packs they have were 10 sheets for $6-8. I would have needed at least a few grits so it would have been roughly 30 discs for around $20. After hearing recommendations for Klingspor on The Wreck, I checked them out and they had a 6" 6-hole bargain pack for $20 delivered. I was surprised by how much I actually got...150 PSA and HL discs in lots more grits than I would have bought, from 40 to 400, in plastic wrapped packs of around 6-8 discs. The only negative is I don't know which type of sandpaper is in each pack..only the grit is labelled, so I won't know which kind works best. Time go sand stuff for fun... :-) p.s., dumb question, but you can use PSA discs on a HL pad, right? The Ridgid 2610 has a HL pad, but the manual says nothing about only using HL paper on it. I always bought HL discs for the Porter Cable 333VS I killed... |
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![]() Ken Yee wrote: I looked at my local HD for discs for the Ridgid 2610 I bought recently and the 6" disc packs they have were 10 sheets for $6-8. I would have needed at least a few grits so it would have been roughly 30 discs for around $20. After hearing recommendations for Klingspor on The Wreck, I checked them out and they had a 6" 6-hole bargain pack for $20 delivered. I was surprised by how much I actually got...150 PSA and HL discs in lots more grits than I would have bought, from 40 to 400, in plastic wrapped packs of around 6-8 discs. The only negative is I don't know which type of sandpaper is in each pack..only the grit is labelled, so I won't know which kind works best. Time go sand stuff for fun... :-) p.s., dumb question, but you can use PSA discs on a HL pad, right? The Ridgid 2610 has a HL pad, but the manual says nothing about only using HL paper on it. I always bought HL discs for the Porter Cable 333VS I killed. Look in your owners manual and see if you can order a PSA pad. It should install easily and has a harder surface that should work better on some materials, like metal. Always nice to have a backup in case of a failure in the middle of a project. HTH Joe |
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![]() "Ken Yee" wrote in message 4.166... The only negative is I don't know which type of sandpaper is in each pack..only the grit is labelled, so I won't know which kind works best. Time go sand stuff for fun... :-) Typically an open coat works best for wood sanding. p.s., dumb question, but you can use PSA discs on a HL pad, right? The Ridgid 2610 has a HL pad, but the manual says nothing about only using HL paper on it. I always bought HL discs for the Porter Cable 333VS I killed... Nope, PSA does not work on H&L. Neither is interchangeable. |
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