Burnishing tool review

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[@johnshoureas1629]

It would have been nice to show us the tool being used, even on a scrap piece of stainless.

[@Volcker1929]

That little detail on the corners makes a huge difference, they look really good.

[@DudleyToolwright]

I was looking for this tool and you are right the original brand is $1000. The one you posed a link to is gone now, but there are others. Thanks for sharing.

[@Volcker1929]

Porter Cable makes the Restorer, which is a less heavy duty version of this. They have pretty good parts support.

[@KundelCrane]

Yes sir!

[@deejaydjan1080]

What is the best rpm range for aluminum brushing?

[@silverbankruptcy]

Can this be used to remove Paint from steel?

[@carlescarles4112]

compare with cup wire brush which one are better for cleaning steel plate

[@ShadonHKW]

Probably a wire wheel, this puts a finish grain into the material, not really made for rust removal.

[@megajver]

I think you have the upper handle on the wrong side. Nice tool.

[@jasperedwards3341]

i want it for sanding signs ,sandpaper not brush

[@jasperedwards3341]

i need it for wood sanding old varnish

[@skiptracer8703]

I like the tool reviews Stan, Thanks -jim

[@redbay8527]

I thought for sure you'd use the tool on metal to show the results. Maybe a minute or two of use would have helped.

[@ghffrsfygdhfjkjiysdz]

Does it still work after 2 years?

[@ShadonHKW]

Used 2-3 times a month and still working :)

[@ghffrsfygdhfjkjiysdz]

@@ShadonHKW good to know, just bought one on amazon earlier today.

[@1970chevelle396]

That looks like a good tool to have.

[@MaturePatriot]

Chinglish needs an interpreter. You showed it, now Amazon is sold out! LOL Great review.

[@Martin-yl5zb]

I think the top handle should be on the other side - above the machine

[@gh778jk]

That's basically an angle grinder with a wide guard with a flapper wheel on it, right? That idea might open perspectives for the one off jobs... What RPM's are you using it at (for stainless)? Cheers Paddy

[@ShadonHKW]

I use low speed and just the weight of the tool for small touch ups. Higher RPM and pressures for large areas.

[@gh778jk]

OK, thanks Stan.... I may have a look for a no-names brand here... I may need/use such a thing twice a year. That said...it does look handy, and maybe turning and milling a load of parts to modify an small angle grinder may turn out more expensive. The Metabo SE17-200RT costs about 500 euro here (about 560 Freedom-Doll-hairs), Just for reference. How many watts is your machine? ( or 'orses', if you prefer!) Toodles Paddy

[@ShadonHKW]

1400 watt, power is adequate at any speed / tool pressure.

[@gh778jk]

Cheers Stan! Paddy

[@gatekeeper84]

A standard sized angle grinder runs at about 10000 rpm no load, so converting one into a burnisher will be a bit of a hassle. But if you open up the burnisher you'll probably find a lot of angle grinder parts.

[@bcbloc02]

Not the kind of burnishing I am familiar with as I thought burnishing was always a rolling process?? Learn every day!!

[@mohammedirfan9897]

This is not Burnishing tool but kind of grinding tool..... Burnishing is cold rolling process. While this is material removing process for surface finishing. U may say a 'Buffing process' tool.

[@MikeYurbasovich]

That's true. I don't understand why they used this name, but it does blend well and work great for metal finishing.

[@kine3165]

your genius in this direction, here and there but not in the tool review

[@vettepicking]

Eastwood has the same unit for about $200.

[@wayneacaron8744]

stan, that is another magic facit of WD40. poppy

[@skiphill9]

They are already out of stock at Amazon :( Boo

[@ShadonHKW]

I saw that after I filmed this, didnt want to link any of the others I know nothing about, sorry.

[@skiphill9]

Thats OK. Somethings we have control over things , other times we don't. Good review anyway!

[@antoinetbd8016]

Its fake...I know that dude..

[@MrMiaunel]

This is not a review!