I use the pads from Lee Valley. I did buy Klingspors and Woodcraft ones and they fell apart the first time and that was with light sanding. But that is all I know of the three.

Arlin

I have to ask a stupid question guys. I can't remember the needed dimensions I have cut a flag box on before. Any help please so I don't waste the walnut

Very well done.

Twinn

might be easier to know what you're looking to buy...

Should have gone with gas the heat is quick and easier to control.

If it is $60 for all that, that is a no brainer. Run don't walk. That wood could have interesting grain. You can get curly wood, fiddleback or others. It is a bit on the Mahagony color range and works well with sharp tools. I would take a chance for sure. Unless you see it and it is all knotty then why not.

There are some cool people out there

I don't think that small amount would be a problem. And it should wear itself in round the first time you use it.

Wouldn't a sixteenth be within the "squish factor" for buffing??

They really went down hill when production was shipped to China. Sorry for all the hard time you are getting from them. Makes me glad now I have nothing of theirs.

Arlin