super sharp supplies

insulglass · 2004-08-18T00:41:43+00:00

Folks - I have a small internet business where I sell sandpaper lapping kitsfor overclockers in the computer enthusiast circles. Lately, I havebeen noticing some sales traffic from woodworkers, and frankly, I waswondering why. And after I traded a couple of emails, I found out -lots of folks have been trying out the "super sharp" or "scary sharp"method of sharpening and have been getting fine sandpaper supplieswith me online. I sell sandpaper kits that include paper as fine as10 micron (in the premium paper) or 2500 grit (in standard siliconcarbide wet-dry). These kits provide my customers with enough to dothe job but with little waste or extra expense.There has been enough business that I decided to make a dedicated kitjust for honing. Here's a copy of the post that will soon be on thefront page of my site at :The product page will be at (picture is not up yet but will be soon). The link is working forthe addition to my Paypal shopping cart, or I can be paypalleddirectly to my email. Finally, while supplies last, I'll include asample sheet of my premium sandpaper that's micron-graded in everyhoning kit.Guys, I really am a woodworker. I really do sell sandpaper kits as aside business. I really do ship stuff at my true cost with noadd-ons. I ship 95%+ of all orders within 24 hours. I do make aprofit, but it's a modest one. I have superb customer feedback atboth EBay and Heatware under the name "insulglass".If you don't normally buy fine sandpaper beyond 220 or so grit level,and don't want to buy large packs to try this sharpening method out, Iprobably have what you need. Thanks for taking a moment to view thisthread.Dave

Aug 18, 2004 22 Replies

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insulglass 21 years ago

Alex, drop me an email if you happen to read this.

Dave snipped-for-privacy@easypckits.com

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AArDvarK 21 years ago

Okay that's done, check it out. Alex

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J. Clarke 21 years ago

The overclockers also lap the heat spreader on the CPU. On machines that expose the surface of the chip, that surface is the substrate side of a silicon wafer and it's sawed flat to a very high degree of precision.

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