best place for head porting tools.

[j.d.roost]

I need to replace some of my old stones and burs and could not find a good online page to order from.If anyone can hook me up with a good link or two, it would rock.
I need flap wheels,sanding rolls,stones and alu.burs.
Thanks so much.
jd

 

[44pirate]

http://www.harborfreight.com/

Check them out. I got my burrs from them. Damn good quality. Judge for yourself

 

[ttawd3s]

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His name is Jacob. He sold me TWO (2) carbide bits for $40.. I've yet to recieve them, I'll have them Friday... No less $40 for 2 carbide bits is good. I bought 2 carbide bits from my local frea market for $9, they worked pretty good on steel, but not for the amount of steel/cast iron I have to remove... Wal-mart sells a combo of stones for like $6 that worked OK with my die grinder, them are by there compressor tools..

 

[jbillakdsm]

Wow, thanks for the props. Yeah Harbor Freight is a good place to go if you want burrs. The only reason I'm getting into this is my dad owns a tool and die shop and he gets deals on stuff all the time from comapanies that make hardcore bits and burrs. The carbide bits that I get are more durable than the regular stuff you can buy, but cost around the same price or cheaper.

 

[ttawd3s]

The bits I was looking at were $42.00 a piece, 2 for $40, sounds a lot better...

I meant to add that the flea market bits I bought for $9 were dremel carbide bits, not 1/4 shank die grinder/drill bits, and thats why they weren't good enough.. To be honest the flea market bits kicked ass for the price and did a lot better than I thought... I'm normally against cheap flea market crap, but these did well..