Google,bro

Hey Greaser, I changed your second post. It might have been considered deal spotting. It should be just fine now though and it still tells folks to check them out. Thanks for the information.

I got some supplies at enco, and have also use the 3m trizact from lee valley(there was a post that they are just as good), and I can verify that.

Its cool Skunk thanks for the help.

Gunfixrjoe Google is awesome if you want a million choices but it doesn't tell you anything about how good a supplier is or if there product is worth a darn, so I like to get first hand reports from people I know have used the products.

Thanks Luck those are what I'll use then.

Hey thanks for bringing this over luck, it is a good resource to have available.

I understand, was just trying avoid the deal spotting ordeal. My apologies

definitely try it out with some less important blades first. practice is what will get you the results you want.

whenever i feel a bit rusty or unsure on the belt, i bring the kitchen knives over and run through them 'til i like what i see.

i rarely let my knives go too dull, usually start with a 400 grit and work my way up to 1000 in increments of 200 or so.

GFR, NO apologies necessary. We all get excited about something once in a while and that usually turns out well for the rest of us dogs. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" />

No problem Joe I just wanted to be clear why I started this topic sorry if it sounded like I jumped on you.

So if a knife is already convexed you should be able to just do the thousand and strop it then?

Pretty much, unless it needs reprofiled.

OK excellent now I just have to find a place for this belt sander. lol