I've got a couple dents in sheetmetal where the metal has stretched. (I think oilcanning might be the appropriate term?) Where can a smalltown guy find a shrinking disc? Who can coach me remotely on the "how to" part? Thanks in advance for any advice.
Get ahold of Sunchaser Tools http://www.sunchasertools.com/ He is the originator, I think, of this disc and has an excellent video that copmes with it. He can UPS it to you. Don't use a cheapo China knock off! Ken's a real good guy too.
I just read an article in somewhere , maybe Ol' Skool Rodz , that shrinking discs can be lethal if they come unglued from stress . If that's the case , I'd definately buy a good quality one . We don't want to lose any HAMBsters if it can be avoided .
Go to advanced search and put it under user name it will give you a scroll down list. I don't think there is a space between the first and last name JohnKelly
try John_Kelly with the underscore in between or click on the link that zman has in his post. i agree john kelly good people. later jim
there is no glue to come unglued. it is a solid stainless steel disc. any metal object spinning 5000 RPM can become lethal if not used carefully.
Get one from John Kelly....his won't come apart on you. His website will show you how to use it. Great service from John. Mike
Here is another search, you can put a plus sign between words............I used shrinking+disk http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/search.php?searchid=4536629
theres no glue on a shrinking disk..or did you screw me out my glue john kelly...j/k no dude theres no glue its all stainless steel
Hey, A gentelman by the name of Scott Knight "invented" the disc, Ken/Sunchasertools either bought the rights to market the disc, or markets the disc for Mr.Knight. Before the "invention" of the disc, we jus' used dead, worn-out 60 grit closed coat grinding discs, and a wet rag. As with any tool, always inspect all parts that rotate or move prior to use. S****ey Devils C.C. "Meanwhile, back aboard The Tainted Pork"
If your still looking Wray Schelin makes them as well http://cgi.ebay.com/SHRINKING-DISC-...92150QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1742.m153.l1262 check his store out there might be other items Archie