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Red Heat Belts

Discussion in 'Working the Steel' started by dancom, Jun 22, 2018.

  1. dancom

    dancom Dust Maker Legend Member

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    I tried some Norton Red Heat R983 belts from CKSL. I have say these are super belts. My first 36 grit still has some life after two 9" chef knives. One S35VN and one Nitro-V, both are hard-as and ground post heat treatment. I'll buy these belts again.

    Dan
     
  2. Griff

    Griff Active Member

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    Cool...As an automotive jobber rep I have a Norton rep, and sometimes 2 x 72 Blaze and Bluefire 'demo' samples have somehow ended up in the trunk of my car lol! Except it seems Read Heat are cut to order, where as I can give part numbers to him on Blaze and Bluefire, doesn't look like I can for Red Heat 36-120G unless CKSL post Norton part-numbers and not just the designated line code R983.

    Blaze ceramic 36G - 120G that I have, well, they are crazy good. And I actually like the performance of their Bluefire 180G and 220G also.
     
  3. dancom

    dancom Dust Maker Legend Member

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  4. John Noon

    John Noon Well-Known Member

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    Fast cut usually wears faster but in the end they work so much faster the expense is well worth it
     
  5. ToddR

    ToddR Putterer, Tinkerer, Waster of Time Staff Member

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    Thanks guys. Always looking for belt suggestions.
     

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