THANKS! This saved me $15 on buying a rake. The coarsest belt that I have is an 80-grit and I used that. An advantage that I found is that the 80-grit does not take off any of the material on the wheel. Then I put the belt back on the sander and used a stick of DuraGold to clean the belt running it in both directions. I restore and repair watches as a retirement hobby. Dank je wel, Needs. Tot de volgende keer
dont if the grit comes of the belt and embeds itself into the mop it will scratch your work like mad get a hold knife be careful press on with cutting edge get all the old polish out of your mop .you can do it the Neels Van den Berg way but be careful not to get grit stuck in the wheel
Saw the video. Made sense. Took a grinding belt and worked on my buffs. Excellent results. Thank you.
Thank you sir! I just google how to clean a buff wheel, and boom! Neels with the game winner!
I tried it this morning, worked like a charm. thanks for the tip.
THANKS!
This saved me $15 on buying a rake.
The coarsest belt that I have is an 80-grit and I used that. An advantage that I found is that the 80-grit does not take off any of the material on the wheel.
Then I put the belt back on the sander and used a stick of DuraGold to clean the belt running it in both directions.
I restore and repair watches as a retirement hobby.
Dank je wel, Needs.
Tot de volgende keer
I have a rake. I still have gunk. This will definitely help me. I have a large buffer used for guitars.
:'D seeing things like this is a dream, I'm doing everything by hand.
Exactly the info I was looking for!
Awesome idea. Thanks. A rake never gets it where it needs to be.
Damn good idea thank you, this worked perfect.
Love the cabinet build around your grinder! Wouldn't happen to have the measure on how you build it? Would love to build one for myself.
*DO Buffers spin the opposite direction south of the equator?*
Thanks!
Werk soos 'n droom!!! Dankie!
One can also clean a wheel with the top end of a file.
dont if the grit comes of the belt and embeds itself into the mop it will scratch your work like mad get a hold knife be careful press on with cutting edge get all the old polish out of your mop .you can do it the Neels Van den Berg way but be careful not to get grit stuck in the wheel
yeah this seems like a horrible idea
"Punctuation"
I can see the belt snagging and bringing your hands with it.