Scotch-brite wheel source and type

[nevetsw18]

Greetings!

I'm looking to purchase scotch-brite wheels and was curious as to where everyone purchased their's? In a search of the forums, most posts listed Avery as a good source, but sadly that is no longer an option. Google searches yielded roughly 3000 different types of Scotch-Brite products but none that stood out as right.

Wishing you blue skies and tailwinds,

Steven

[N520TX]

I've gone thru 3 of these in total building a 7a and a 10.

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalo...clickkey=13732

--Ron

[BillL]

Originally Posted by N520TX

I've gone thru 3 of these in total building a 7a and a 10.

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalo...clickkey=13732

--Ron

I have one each of these. The harder one will polish the teeth off a file. Good for fast work cutting up to a line, the fine is great for true deburring.

[Sue]

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[cczarnik]

The big 6" wheel linked above is a must. Available at most RV tool sources (and at the mothership for a competitive price).

Also recommended is the die grinder version. Aircraft spruce or other tool sites-

[wirejock]

Vans sells one too. Mine is a 7A medium.
http://vansaircraft.com/cgi-bin/stor...roduct=s-wheel

Also, don't keep a grinding wheel on the other side. Put a soft buffing wheel on the opposite side.
All it takes is one hit on the stone wheel to ruin a part.