11-12-2018, 06:16 PM
Mr. Jackson, welcome to the Exchange. 
I don't know for sure if those are Micro-Mesh or not. They may be as I have some Micro-Mesh but don't remember exactly where I got them.
I'm not the best source of info when it comes to compounds or using super fine belts. I enjoy a toothy edge and generally finish with 150-180 grit. I use the rough side of a Surgi-Sharp leather belt for deburring. I put some oil on it when it was new a year or two ago and around the same time a bit of Tormek honing compound to do some polishing but have not since then. So basically it's just a plain leather belt with a bit of oil to keep it soft and keep the dust down.
I'd just contact wherever you are looking at belts and ask them any questions you may have. Three good places are:
http://supergrit.com/products/products_belts
http://econabrasives.com/abrasive-belts/...belts.html
https://trugrit.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=198
Econ and some of the other ones will make any size belt you wish.
I try to do as little work as possible on the leather belt because it can smooth the toothy edge that delivers unto me such great joy. I've seen under the microscope where too much leather actually looks like it burnished the edge.
Those super fine belts from Econ are very, very fine. With the finest it's difficult to tell by feeling them that there is actually abrasive present. The film and the Micro-Mesh cellulose belts are the finest grit belts I've found. `
I don't know for sure if those are Micro-Mesh or not. They may be as I have some Micro-Mesh but don't remember exactly where I got them.
I'm not the best source of info when it comes to compounds or using super fine belts. I enjoy a toothy edge and generally finish with 150-180 grit. I use the rough side of a Surgi-Sharp leather belt for deburring. I put some oil on it when it was new a year or two ago and around the same time a bit of Tormek honing compound to do some polishing but have not since then. So basically it's just a plain leather belt with a bit of oil to keep it soft and keep the dust down.
I'd just contact wherever you are looking at belts and ask them any questions you may have. Three good places are:
http://supergrit.com/products/products_belts
http://econabrasives.com/abrasive-belts/...belts.html
https://trugrit.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=198
Econ and some of the other ones will make any size belt you wish.
I try to do as little work as possible on the leather belt because it can smooth the toothy edge that delivers unto me such great joy. I've seen under the microscope where too much leather actually looks like it burnished the edge.
Those super fine belts from Econ are very, very fine. With the finest it's difficult to tell by feeling them that there is actually abrasive present. The film and the Micro-Mesh cellulose belts are the finest grit belts I've found. `