The shaped and hand side of the abrasive trade lives here: 274 lines of rolls, stones, burrs and the odd abrasives the machines shelves do not carry.
The silicon carbide family serves hand finishing, abrasive rolls at 38 millimetres by 5 metres in stated grits, torn to length as the work asks, with matching pre-cut strips in packs of ten, and the stone side sharpens the estate, the 200 by 50 by 25 millimetre bench sharpening stone and the flat 225 millimetre scythe stone among the forms that keep edges working.
The tungsten carbide burrs cut the hardest detail, the Abracs shapes named by their profiles, ball nose tree, cylindrical ball nose and cylindrical plain end among them, each sized by head and shank with the five piece kit covering the working shapes, and the shelf's edges carry the trade's oddments, machine belts by size and grit, spare glass paper, the shot blasting grit in 25 kilogram bags, and paint paddle mixers on M14 threads for the drills that stir as well as sand.
The form and grit typed into search find the abrasive, the burr shapes are picked by the profile the detail needs, and an odd stone, roll or burr photographed over WhatsApp on 07754288583 comes back named with its family.
| Thread size | 1/2" |
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| Overall Length | 70mm |
| Size | PH2x25mm |
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