Sanding mops

[Eplfan2011]

Can anyone please recommend a sanding mop and a link to it if possible?

 I know you can make these but I've got such a big to do list that it would be nice to just have one without adding to it.

[Scrappile]

I prefer the 2" x 7".  I mostly use the 180 grit... It produces aroung a 220 grit finish.

https://www.woodworkingshop.com/search/?search_query=sand mop.

 

OOOPss! Stop that is Mac Mops. Sanding mops at the same place.. 

Edited August 15, 2022 by Scrappile

[Scrappile]

I have both,,I prefer the Mac Mops,,, just personal choice Others prefer the sanding mops.

Edited August 15, 2022 by Scrappile

[John B]

I'd go along with Paul.
I have both, the Mac Mops and Sanding mops, but find the Mac Mops last a lot longer and do a great job. I use a 180g most of the time, but also have a 240g which I use to soften the face of portrait cuts.

[TAIrving]

I have the Mac Mop and really like it.  Don't remember offhand what grit, maybe 180.  

[Denny Knappen]

I also use the Mac Mop on almost every project.  This is the one I use, and I notice it is on sale.  Klingspor Abrasives Spindle Mounted Mac Mop, 80 Grit 7"x 2"x 1/4" Spindle (woodworkingshop.com)

[FrankEV]

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Silverline Tools - Dome Sanding Mop - 75mm 240 Grit

Silverline Tools

 

 

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100mm Silverline 240 Grit Dome Sanding Mop

Mityvac

 

 

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Silverline Tools - Dome Sanding Mop - 50mm 240 Grit

Silverline Tools

 

Check these out on Amazon.  From UK.  They work good removing fuzzies with out damaging the cutting. I have all, but predomently use the 100mm

 

 

Edited August 15, 2022 by FrankEV

[Eplfan2011]

Lots of great replies and info thanks!

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 So a big thank you all for being so helpful, polite and friendly ( even funny at times )