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Posted by Ignoramus31682 on June 1, 2008, 4:44 pm
Please log in for more thread options The brushes from McMaster (which may be made by Tom, I do not know)
seem to last me forever. There is a difference. I have a cup brush for
an angle grinder, and a flat brush for the 1 HP motor. They just keep
on going.
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> In article
> zeb7k@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>> I'm talking about the fine, thin wire cup brushes not the ones with
>> the twisted heavy gauge wire.
>>
>> I was using one of the 3" cup brushes I got from Harbor Freight the
>> other day and was disappointed how little work life it had. It was
>> down to the rim in about 3 minutes --not to mention the safety concern
>> of those little needle daggers flying everywhere.
>>
>> Do the other name brands last longer? Which brand do you like the
>> best?
>>
>> What advantage is the gold colored wire over the plain wire?
>>
>> I took a look at the green 3M Roloc bristle disks. Would you say they
>> can do anything the fine wire cup brush can? Do they last longer
>> than a good cup brush?
>>
>
> Check with Tom Gardner at Ohio Brush. His brushes are high quality and
> reasonably priced.
>
> http://www.ohiobrush.com
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> the twisted heavy gauge wire.
>
> I was using one of the 3" cup brushes I got from Harbor Freight the
> other day and was disappointed how little work life it had. It was
> down to the rim in about 3 minutes --not to mention the safety concern
> of those little needle daggers flying everywhere.
>
> Do the other name brands last longer? Which brand do you like the
> best?
>
> What advantage is the gold colored wire over the plain wire?
>
> I took a look at the green 3M Roloc bristle disks. Would you say they
> can do anything the fine wire cup brush can? Do they last longer
> than a good cup brush?
>
> --zeb