ISO 3/8-10 sanding arbors.

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Jesse Gilbert

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ISO 3/8-10 carbide sanding arbors.

I am looking for a .835 and a 8.40 carbide set. Prefer trade but paypal available
 

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You want an arbor or SANDING arbor?
If it's sanding arbor, how come you didn't spec out the diameter?
 
Oh, those were from Lee. They're just hardened steel. Not carbide .
Sorry. I'm blind on Fridays .
I read those as $35 and $40 .
.835 is kinda thin unless you have a curved taper imho.
 
JoeyInCali said:
Oh, those were from Lee. They're just hardened steel. Not carbide .
Sorry. I'm blind on Fridays .
I read those as $35 and $40 .
.835 is kinda thin unless you have a curved taper imho.
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So I don't make a mistake since these are so damn expensive. I know one should be .840 for final sanding what should the other be?
 
JoeyInCali said:
Oh, those were from Lee. They're just hardened steel. Not carbide .
Sorry. I'm blind on Fridays .
I read those as $35 and $40 .
.835 is kinda thin unless you have a curved taper imho.
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Joey, your favorite cm in the world finishes at .835 on a straight taper.
 
i have one set at .840
cut the cue to 836
sanding might take off another 2 or 3 or 4
it'll be fine ;)

 
JoeyInCali said:
Did DPK have a straight taper?
Full-splice Craig Petersen.
.835-1.275 was a popular taper back in the days. Including Meucci.
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Did not know CP made FS cues. Always thought he made 1/2 splice prongs only.

Thanks for sharing that.
 
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