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Originally Posted by jrow
chefboiali,
You might want to save yourself some grief and get some 4" buffs and use a 3/8" drill motor to buff your small parts. You will have a lot more control over the 4" buffs that your will the Dremel!
John
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I've been thinking about that. To be honest, I live in an apt. with a very small balcony. Polishing has become sort of an escape for me. Taking something so run-of-the-mill and making it absolutely beautiful.
Tonight for example, I took one of the pieces from the previous picture, and started over. 220, 320,400,600,1000. Did the same thing I did before, but it looks better. Less swirl marks etc. If I used a drill, I'd have to use a vice to hold the part down, and I don't really have the room. Any other suggestions? I'm still saving for a buffer that's at least 2HP.
Thanks for your suggestion about the drill.