Drill Press Sharpening System Accessories (DCE)

Acrylic Discs

Acrylic discs are .200” thick cast acrylic and come in two diameters (5” and 6”) with a 1/4” countersunk center hole. These are laser cut and have finished edges. They come with protective paper on both sides that will need to be removed before adding abrasive sanding discs or leather strops. 

Drill Press Arbor 1/4"

The arbor shank is universal 1/4” diameter. The arbor length is 2-3/8”. The outside diameter where discs are attached is 3/4”. Overall length is 2-3/8". The maximum recommend speed is 600 RPM.

Drill Press Arbor 3/8"

The arbor shank is universal 3/8” diameter. The arbor length is 2-3/8”. The outside diameter where discs are attached is 3/4”. Overall length is 2-3/8". The maximum recommend speed is 600 RPM. Includes 1/4-20 x 5/8" Socket Head Cap Screw.

Circular Leather Strop 

Leather stropping discs are made from 10-ounce vegetable tanned horsebutt leather  that is 5/32” or 4 mm thick.  Discs come in 5” or 6” diameter with a 1” center hole to allow mounting to the top of acrylic discs.

White Rouge Honing Compound.

This white compound is specially formulated for use on power buffers and designed for honing super hard stainless steel, hardened iron, and chrome. It is a fast-cutting compound that contains the right amount of grease so it will load onto a spinning leather honing wheel and leave minimal residue on tools. One bar weighs in at 1.2 ounces and is 3/4" x 3/4" x 2-3/8". 

Fastcap Speedtape Double SIded Tape 6-1/2" x 6-1/2" 

FastCap SpeedTape is a double coated pressure sensitive adhesive tape with an extremely high initial tack. SpeedTape is designed to attach the Leather Strop to acrylic discs. Using this tape eliminates the need to break out messy and smelly adhesives. This tape is VERY sticky with an instant and permanent bond. The bond sets to maximum strength in 24 hours.  To use, apply to leather disc, cut around the perimeter and inside of center hole. peel off protective release liner, apply to acrylic dics and apply firm pressure. Recommended bonding temperature is above 65 degrees.

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