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Surface finishing belts and deburring
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As always, I appreciate your test and writings.

Have you tested one of the finer belts in the Scotch Brite family - the Blue is about 150+ grit (fine)?

The latest addition/edition is to 3M SB family is called "talc" and it is very very fine and a different structure. Like short rabbit hair?

https://trugrit.com/index.php?main_page=...e385c85f56

The Shadow is confused in ref to SB ratings

Front Color
Blue, Brown, Gray, Maroon
Grade
CRS, MED, SFN, VFN

https://www.knifemaking.com/category-s/847.htm I, am confused please call Jantz and ask about what color matches what appx grits? This is Eclipse Day - that may be my problem not my age?

This is what the talc belt looks like on a wheel http://www.trick-tools.com/2_x_48_Polish...2SBP_S_520

Our Moderator Mark had or has a 1x42 talc

Fellow member Don B had or has a 1x42 talc

If they are not using or testing their belts they may share? Who knows? Only The Shadow knows.

More in ref to Scotch Brite Belts

I, am more confused: depends on what grit and or something? The Shadow say he does not know!

http://www.silversmithing.com/1abrasives.htm

Scroll down to the second chart Scotch Brite Abrasive Belt Equivalent Grits

This chart appears to be more in line with my thoughts -

Trick Tools

rates the brown SB belt as coarse
rates the blue SB belt as fine

in reference to what?
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RE: Metal finishing belts and deburring - by Rupert Lucius - 08-21-2017, 06:18 AM
RE: Metal finishing belts and deburring - by Jan - 08-21-2017, 10:11 AM

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