Moore's discs

Leza_McLeod 2013-01-20 03:54:43 UTC #1

Hi,

I have been using the white coarse discs basically my whole career. Now Moore's don't make them and are now supplying a thick and non flexible replacement which is awful.

Does anyone know where I can get similar? And why, why, why fix something that wasn't broken? I despair.

Leza

patpruitt 2013-01-21 02:34:34 UTC #2

I have been using the white coarse discs basically my whole
career. Now Moore's don't make them and are now supplying a thick
and non flexible replacement which is awful.

Make some cuts, say 4 from the outside of the dist to the middle. Im assuming you have the ones with the brass center. It will become more flexible the more cuts you put in there. It doesnt add to the longevity of the disk tho.

P@

rebecca_rourke1 2013-01-22 03:24:11 UTC #3

Armstrong hardware co. sells boxes of 50 for $5.50 USD. Many dental supply's carry them too. Have you talked to E. C.Moore co. because I have found them everywhere I've looked and find it hard to believe they aren't being produced with the abundance available on line only. rer