Where do you get chainsaw disks? I found some good places to get an angle grinder, but couldn't find the disks you describe. Do they have another name? (I can't pass up new tools; "I've gotta get me one of them thingies.")

Thanks!
Gordon Snapp

: While the grinder/chainsaw disk sounds like overkill, the resiliency of the
: foam
: makes it hard cut. You can do it at slower speeds and I've had a number of
: people
: tell me they did just fine at slower speeds with the 3M paint stripping disk
: for the drill
: that the other poster referred to as a big scrubby pad thingy.

: As always with these posts, what one considers as "works" and what
: another considers as
: "works" are not going to be the same thing.

: If you've got grinders use'em. I wouldn't go out and buy a grinder just to
: shape one or two seats
: unless you're really looking for an excuse to buy a grinder.

: If you do use a grinder, again, I'd suggest getting as few tooth disk as
: possible to keep the foam
: chunks big, and keep dust down. I rig a plastic booth around sticks clamped
: to my rafter to confine
: the debris. If you don't the whole shop WILL get covered. You will too, so
: goggles, dust mask, and
: tightly closed clothing is in order.

: All the best,
: Rob Macks
: Laughing Loon CC&K
: www.laughingloon.com