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Maybe someone can point me in the right direction. Having never had the occasion to use a mop sander, I am not aware of the advantage-disadvantage between a double and single mop setup except for the obvious thickness. Any opinions?
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The only difference is thickness and of course cost. I have single mops and they work just fine for puzzles and other projects."Still Montana Mike"
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I like the one's from RJR Studio's. I mainly do intarsia so I use the double wide.
They have been a godsend since they save a ton of hand sanding which saves my shoulder.Comment
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I use the double mop sanders from RJR's as well. They are refillable, work extremely well. Price isn't bad either, once you've purchased the mandrel.
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There have been several discussions on this subject. Do a search on sanding mops and see what comes up. This is one http://www.scrollsawer.com/forum/gen...-saw/44650.htm
I preffer the Mac mops sold by klingspore.Rolf
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I like the Mac mops, too.Comment
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Rolf convinced me to try the Mac mops and they are far better than any others I have tried. They may cost a little more but they just last and last.Regards
John
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Thank you all for the input. I purchased a 1" mop and am completely satisfied. The most important part is the break in procedure they suggest.Seems as though the more it's used, the better it works. Thank you all again.Comment
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