How many floors do you need? Well, you can choose a 3 floor and use one side of each floor per grit and you could store 80,120,180,240,320,400 and that would give you storage for at least 50 of each of those grits, or any grits.
A 4 floor would add 600 and 800 grit. Or it you wanted more storage, you could do at least 100 each of 80,120,180,240 (or any 3 or 4 grits in a 3 or 4 floor tower)

Price included magnets on the top and bottom floors as well as the bottom of the base.

We use rare Earth magnets, two on the back of the top and bottom floor and two on the base.
We can mix and match some colors on things like the knobs, the base and the top, or go wild and lets do a color scheme personalized to you, subject to material availability.

All of this is made in our shop in Texas, so definitely Made in the USA!

These are custom colors. We can do all solid colors or contrasting top and bottom and mounts

They are also made to order, lead time about a week

They are also made to order, lead time about a week
When you order , pick the color(s) you would like or tell us whatever
color combo in the comments when you check out
(2 colors for the top, the logo is the second color)

This is an updated version, functionality is the same, change is cosmetic, we removed the knobs at the top and countersunk the fasteners

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How many floors do you need? Well, you can choose a 3 floor and use one side of each floor per grit and you could store 80,120,180,240,320,400 and that would give you storage for at least 50 of each of those grits, or any grits.
A 4 floor would add 600 and 800 frit. Or it you wanted more storage, you could do at least 100 each of 80,120,180,240 (or any 4 grits)

Price included magnets on the top and bottom floors as well as the bottom of the base.

We use rare Earth magnets, two on the back of the top and bottom floor and two on the bottom floor.
We can mix and match some colors on things like the knobs, the base and the top, or go wild and lets do a color scheme personalized to you, subject to material availability.

All of this is made in our shop in Texas, so definitely Made in the USA!

These are custom colors. We can do all solid colors or contrasting top and bottom and mounts

They are also made to order, lead time about a week
When you order pick the color(s) you would like or tell us whatever |
color combo in the comments when you check out
(2 colors for the top, the logo is the second color)

This is an updated version, functionality is the same, change is cosmetic, we removed the knobs at the top and countersunk the fasteners

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These can be mounted to walls or peg board. Hardware not included, but you just need 2x #8ish round head screws. All holes  can be used for mounting on peg board (1/4″ c-c) or to the wall. also 2 vertical holes for mounting to stud.

This is a new version (1/2026) that has slots to allow for some adjustment in height

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How many floors do you need? Well, you can choose a 3 floor and use one side of each floor per grit and you could store 80,120,180,240,320,400 and that would give you storage for at least 50 of each of those grits, or any grits.
A 4 floor would add 600 and 800 frit. Or it you wanted more storage, you could do at least 100 each of 80,120,180,240 (or any 4 grits)

Price included magnets on the top and bottom floors as well as the bottom of the base.

We use rare Earth magnets, two on the back of the top and bottom floor and two on the bottom floor.
We can mix and match some colors on things like the knobs, the base and the top, or go wild and lets do a color scheme personalized to you, subject to material availability.

All of this is made in our shop in Texas, so definitely Made in the USA!

If you want to wall mount or table mount , buy that kit separately (mounting hardware not included). The wall mount kit included two back plates with washers that can be screwed into the wall or onto peg board. The magnets hold the Tower onto the wall mounts.
The table top mount works the same.

This is an updated version, functionality is the same, change is cosmetic, we removed the knobs at the top and countersunk the fasteners

The post 2″ Disk Tower Black first appeared on TurningWood.

How many floors do you need? Well, you can choose a 3 floor and use one side of each floor per grit and you could store 80,120,180,240,320,400 and that would give you storage for at least 50 of each of those grits, or any grits.
A 4 floor would add 600 and 800 grit. Or it you wanted more storage, you could do at least 100 each of 80,120,180,240 (or any 3 or 4 grits in a 3 or 4 floor tower)

Price included magnets on the top and bottom floors as well as the bottom of the base.

We use rare Earth magnets, two on the back of the top and bottom floor and two on the bottom floor.
We can mix and match some colors on things like the knobs, the base and the top, or go wild and lets do a color scheme personalized to you, subject to material availability.

All of this is made in our shop in Texas, so definitely Made in the USA!
This is an updated version, functionality is the same, change is cosmetic, we removed the knobs at the top and countersunk the fasteners

If you want to wall mount or table mount , buy that kit separately (mounting hardware not included). The wall mount kit included two back plates with washers that can be screwed into the wall or onto peg board. The magnets hold the Tower onto the wall mounts.
The table top mount works the same.

The post 3″ Disk Tower Black first appeared on TurningWood.

Is it a must have, no, but sure is convenient. Stack you disks up highest grits on top and when you use that disk, put it to the other side so you know what grit is next

These are designed and manufactured in house by us. If you have a 3d printer, the model is free to use for personal use and available HERE

Currently in black only.

You do have the option of magnets in the base. These are 2x 5/16″ magnets which add about 14# of pull to the base. Super strong so be careful around other magnets!

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