Polisher huh? I wonder how much skin it could rip off.

My heavens, the way your cymbal comes down and touches the top of the wheel spinning toward you (1:36). If that wheel had caught that edge. 😮

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No info at all. What polishing compound/ wheel combo are you using?

If you have the right tools and training? Then it becomes easy.

black is for stainless

*impressed with quality. my unit came 🔎🔍 **allabout.wiki/Lyman** with a pound or so of what looks like stainless steel shot and more importantly a spare o-ring for the access hatch and a toothed-belt for the motor-drum drive. Nice touch.the drum and base are both larger than I expected and heavy.the materials and build quality seem good to very good.it's been running on the slowest speed for the last couple of hours with2 pounds or so of my steel parts to be deburred,4 pounds or so of 1" ceramic stars andwater with a little bit of dawn soapfilled to 1/2 the drum volume.I weighed the drum half filled with the previous mentioned items and it came out a little under 9 **pounds.like**: I like the way the drum hatch gets locked.the robustness of the build and motor.con: no instructions that I can see on how to work the base dials/controls, but I got it running by just turning the knobs.grin.not sure if the timer is on or what the 1/0 switch does (it's not on/off to the motor), timer use maybe ??I'll have another look in the box for the instructions or maybe on line .... this is not a big enough of an issue to take rating stars off my initial 5 star rating.update 10.1.2017: ran it 24hrs/day for 4 days straight with 4 different batches of parts and it worked without issues. My a36 steel parts came out as expected with a nice even finish.BTW not mentioned but as I state in the previous line, I've been running it without a 'timer' limit. I suspect the '1/0' switch when switched to '0' disables the timer ... however I got it to work this way, it's the way I wanted, so I can run it overnight without a 3hr reset of the timer.*

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My job is buffing bro Nice buffing video

video too dark...need some lighting

Very good job.... I would like to ask you how many watts is the bench grinder that you use in this video?

Good

Looks good, but does the finish stand up to being, you know, a sink?

All this without lights of any kind!

Didn't pay the electricity bill?

Lots of hard work. Diligent use of materials. Your camera work would have been the proof, but it's missing all together. This video is about as useful as a large heap of armadillo shit in the middle of your living room.

Hi there, yes we were some early video's with much needed improvements. Thanks for the tips. As you can see our new videos are a little better.

Next time just talk

You gotta sand with higher grit sandpaper to get a true mirror polish . and a new sisal pad makes a huge difference . you have to get up to at least 3000 grit before you move on to the sisal pad and after that then do your final buff and that shit will have a true mirror polish . gotta use that compound !

Nice job... BUUUUTTT there is ripples that's distorting the finish.. using a narrow flap sander will cause this.try using a wider sander.. great work though

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Is this level of polish better at repelling water beads than a coarser finish?

An industrious person can make a living in homes, trailers and boats doing this sort of work. Great video! thank you.

Hello guys is it possible to polish stainless steel using flap wheels?

Why not soak in muriatic acid and then put it in a tumbler with some lube ?

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Wow what a difference. turned out great. sure turned out nice what was the polish you used 👍👍👍

Hey Rex, why don't you tell us what compound you are using after using the flap wheels??

I thought GREEN compound was for stainless steel only?

It is too pretty to use! Honestly, I competed in lumberjack events in Hayward Wisconsin, USA where we polished and sharpened our axe heads to the same degree of shine. My hats off to you for mighty fine work! BillS.

Where do you buy those flap wheels?

You should change the direction You are polishing at each different stage.

the only sound i hear is the tools so this guy could say something instead of using 'flash cards' to explain the process. down vote here just for the vid alone. and i agree it's not close to mirror finish.

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Hi guys a lot of comment son how to keep the blades(metal) mirror like properties, very simple rub some Camelia Oil all over the surface this will keep it looking like new for years. Alternatively apply some Renaissance wax, again rub it all over with a rag wait for 20 minutes for it to dry and then buff off it will repel any moisture (water) and form a barrier so oxygen and again water form causing rust.

what di you put on the sisal polishing wheel (orion)? where can i get this rod ? thanks

Hi, you seem to know a bit about steel so I hope you can solve my dilemma? I made two swords from raw steel purchased from a mill. I polished them up to mirror finish, however I find over time that rust begins to form again. I purchased a sword 10 years ago from Spain and that is always mirror shiny without any maintenance. How can I treat my two swords so they never rust?

Looks good, could use quality camera though.

As a long time competitive lumberjack, this is perfect for competition. Great job on the axe!

that way you can slice the wood like butter without stopped by rust

I notice with all that racket the ghost ran off hear the ghost opening the door it squeaks that place is haunted

I found a huge meat clever when I was cleaning out an old house. It was rusted and still had blood mixed in with the rust. The blade and handle was pitted and covered in rust. Thanks for the video, the cleaver which now is a wall hanger looks great and you saved me a ton of time and effort. I am sending you a coors

Thanks for the tips! Amazing how quick you can stop feeling like a complete idiot, waste less material and get better results with just a little education.

It helps to buy a bright sink in the first place; some sinks are quite grey and never though of as anything more than a sink.

3:40 What, do you do this every day?

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Very nice, I especially liked how you could see your reflection at the end, but do you know of any more easily available products I could use? Not tool wise, but polish wise? Thanks!

Didn't wear gloves; didn't finish the job; didn't touch the centre of the cymbal (the most difficult bit on something this shape).Poor instructional overall.

Turkey day is right around the corner now, even a little lamb would honored by such a surgical instrument on a nice piece of of hickory!

french chalk at the end not liquid polish i would not pay you for that