grinding belts, places to get them

[Sam Salvati]

What are some good websites to get high quality grinding belts, in a wide range of grits from low to very high, for 2x42 belt grinders? Thanks.

[Mike Turner]

Here you go Sam.

Abrasives, buffers, grinders, handle material, knife making suplies and more


Abrasive belts from many name brands from TruGrit.com

[keykeeper]

Sam,

In the past, I have bought some kits and such from Jantz Supply. Link is Jantz Supply - Your source for knifemaking! They are pretty good to deal with, not bad prices. They have a lot of different items tailored to knifemaking. They also sell on eBay through a store there, which is where I purchased most of my kits.

You might also try MSC direct at MSC Industrial Supply Co. Home Page

Aaron

[Kristopher Skelton]

I've been buying my belts from Supergrit.com and they've been nothing but awesome. The website is great, the pricing and shipping have been very good.

[me miller]

Pop's Knife Making Supplies! is a good place. Top grade belts and good A/0 belts that are cheaper

[gerald]

I get mine from Jantz Supply (Davis, OK) also. They are good folks to deal with and are right down the road from me.

[julian]

What are some good websites to get high quality grinding belts, in a wide range of grits from low to very high, for 2x42 belt grinders? Thanks.

sam...go for the grizzly instead of a dinky 2X42"

[Sam Salvati]

If enough blades sell from this big batch I have, after I get a chance to finish them, then I will, if not, then Sears it is.

[plain ol Bill]

I prefer tru grit myself but where doesn't matter as much as what kind. Remember the old saying "you get exactly what you pay for!" and it sure holds true for belts.

[oakwoodforge]

I'm with Bill, Tru-Grit is a great place to deal with, My last several belt orders have been with them , they get 5 stars in My book. I recomend the Norton Norzon and Norton Blaze belts they last and work fast. Don't buy hardware store brown A/O belts they just don't last with HC steel.

Jens