Buffing/Sharpening wheels

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Regular price $9.00

Sisal Wheel is layered cotton and sisal fibers used for blending surfaces prior to final sharpening and removing file marks. Use GRAY compound. The Sisal wheel has a 1/2" arbor and fits our 1/4 h.p. Baldor buffer.
Cotton Wheel is layered cotton sheets spiral sewn together for final polishing of knife edges and tools. Typically used with WHITE or GREEN compound. The Cotton wheel has a 1/2" arbor and fits our 1/4 h.p. Baldor buffer.
Grooved Felt Wheel is made of medium density felt used for final polishing of knife edges and tools. Supplied with a groove for sharpening the hook of a knife. For best results use after the knife has been sharpened on the sharpening wheel. Typically used with WHITE or GREEN compound.
Buffing/Sharpening Wheel is embedded with aluminum oxide crystal for blending surfaces prior to final sharpening and removing file marks. No need for compound. A groove can be cut into the buffing and sharpening wheel with a rasp tang in order to sharpen the hook of the knife.

Sisal Wheel is layered cotton and sisal fibers used for blending surfaces prior to final sharpening and removing file marks. Use GRAY compound. The Sisal wheel has a 1/2" arbor and fits our 1/4 h.p. Baldor buffer.
Cotton Wheel is layered cotton sheets spiral sewn together for final polishing of knife edges and tools. Typically used with WHITE or GREEN compound. The Cotton wheel has a 1/2" arbor and fits our 1/4 h.p. Baldor buffer.
Grooved Felt Wheel is made of medium density felt used for final polishing of knife edges and tools. Supplied with a groove for sharpening the hook of a knife. For best results use after the knife has been sharpened on the sharpening wheel. Typically used with WHITE or GREEN compound.
Buffing/Sharpening Wheel is embedded with aluminum oxide crystal for blending surfaces prior to final sharpening and removing file marks. No need for compound. A groove can be cut into the buffing and sharpening wheel with a rasp tang in order to sharpen the hook of the knife.