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    Thread: new tool

    1. #1
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      new tool

      And it works really slick, doubles the life of these discs. Anyway, for what its worth.

      http://www.1969supersport.com/tls.html

      Rob

      "There are questions to be answered, and answers to be questioned"


      Jigs, sandblasting, shop, paintroom, rotisserie, pictures, little bit of everything.
      http://www.1969supersport.com


    2. #2
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      Why not just cut the rubber off of the roloc holder?
      The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.

    3. #3
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      You can't because of the way its made and the metal in it, it will break apart. Good question though.

      Rob
      "There are questions to be answered, and answers to be questioned"


      Jigs, sandblasting, shop, paintroom, rotisserie, pictures, little bit of everything.
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    4. #4
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      strange my roloc tool had had the rubber worn off for quite a while and still works.

    5. #5
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      You could also get a smaller dia.Roloc holder-I have 2" and 3".

    6. #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by cheapta
      You could also get a smaller dia.Roloc holder-I have 2" and 3".
      This is true and those 2'' are handy also.

      I just went out and measured the one I use, and its 3/4'' in diameter.

      Lately I have been using it along the floor support seam, it varies from 5/8'' to over an inch wide, and the smaller tool allows me to see what I'm doing a little better.

      I know when I get done with one of these discs, theres very little waste.

      Rob
      "There are questions to be answered, and answers to be questioned"


      Jigs, sandblasting, shop, paintroom, rotisserie, pictures, little bit of everything.
      http://www.1969supersport.com




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