Roloc / Sanding disk storage?

[Rockhouse]

All my Roloc disks are in a tupperware bowl. Anybody got anything better?

How about sanding disks or grinding wheels for that matter?

 

[Stanger]

I just have a cabinet drawer full of all that stuff. Doesn't work well. Maybe if I made some dividers though.
Grant

 

[Fedwrench]

You guys are more ambitious than me. I just rip the flap off of the box they come in and put the box in a drawer.

 

[krusty the clown]

those cardboard tune up parts bins that auto parts stores use work great for that kind of stuff!

 

[eschoendorff]

You guys are more ambitious than me. I just rip the flap off of the box they come in and put the box in a drawer.

Yup....

 

[Slim-Pickins']

I buy them by the box and I also leave them in the box.

 

[ephotrod]

Where does everyone buy there disc and how much for the box. I am also looking for the green pad that cleans gaskets off the metal surface.

 

[chad s]

Where does everyone buy there disc and how much for the box. I am also looking for the green pad that cleans gaskets off the metal surface.

Yea, I am just about at the bottom of my 36 grit 2" roloc discs from Enco. They are US Abrasive brand. I like 3M ones much better, they last longer. I'd like to find the place that has the 3M ones at the best price for a box of 100.

 

[Coach James]

For grinding wheels, I put a wood dowel horizontally on one of the risers on a shelf unit I built. I can put around 20 grindig wheels on it.

Coach

 

[ImportTuner]

Yea, I am just about at the bottom of my 36 grit 2" roloc discs from Enco. They are US Abrasive brand. I like 3M ones much better, they last longer. I'd like to find the place that has the 3M ones at the best price for a box of 100.

I buy the 3M stuff from thetoolwarehouse.net ...