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Guía de pastas para pulir GUIDE TO BUFFING COMPOUNDS AND THEIR USES ESSLINGER STAFFJUNE 12, 2014JEWELRY MAKING & REPAIRJEWELRY MAKING & REPAIRWATCH REPAIRWATCH REPAIR GUIDES Buffing compounds are used with buffing and polishing wheels to increase the effectiveness of the wheel and to help you accomplish your tasks more quickly. They come in all different types and colors, each uniquely suited to a different aspect of the buffing, cutting, and polishing process. Some are rougher and allow you to quickly remove scratches from various metal surfaces, and others are gentler and designed to provide a beautiful and shining finish to your work. One big difference that you’ll notice is the contrast between rouge compounds and tripoli compounds: rouges are typically used for polishing and finishing work whereas the tripoli compounds are used for cutting and buffing to remove scratches from the metal. Below we have compiled a list of our most common buffing compounds to help you tell the difference and choose the one that is right for you. Black Emery Compound This compound is filled with emery minerals to give it top notch cutting qualities making it the perfect compound for removing scratches, small pits, plating, paint, antiquing, lacquer and more from metallic surfaces. For big jobs and work that requires a lot of work to remove rough surfaces or deep scratches, you should always start with this compound because it will save you hours of work and effort. It even starts the polishing process for you, typically leaving metals with a fair shine on the surface when you are done. Greystar Greystar is designed for general purpose use; it has an excellent cut while bringing out good color in all metals. This compound has a medium grade composition with fine and uniform abrasives. It is great for quick and efficient removal of firescale. Best used on stainless steel with a more rigid buffing wheel. Brown Tripoli This tripoli compound is designed for its general purpose use for both buffing and polishing work. The compound can easily cut and remove scratches while leaving a smooth finish. It is the best compound to use on softer metals like brass, copper, aluminum and various pot metals. It can also be safely used on things like stainless steel and wood surfaces, giving the wood a lustrous finish when you are done. White Rouge White rouge compounds are a great finishing compound, particularly for harder metals like chrome and things that have been nickel plated. It will provide a light level of cutting edge to your buffing wheel giving those harder metals a brilliant shine when you are finished. Also known as a blizzard compound, it can be used provide a final finish to harder metals, or lighter cutting action on softer ones. Water Soluble Red Rouge This compound works in the same way that regular red rouge will: it gives a superb high quality polished finish to the metals that you use it with, and it is especially effective for use on gold, silver and other precious metals. What makes this compound unique from typical red rouge, is that it is also water soluble so breaks down much more easily and can be cleaned away just with the help of water. Red Rouge/Jeweler’s Rouge The red rouge compound is commonly referred to as jeweler’s rouge because it is used extensively by jewelers and because of the unsurpassed level of high quality polishing it provides to gold, silver and many other precious metals. In very little time, this rouge will reveal the true colors of each metal, and they will shine like new. It is also safe to use on pieces that have thin layers of plating. Green Rouge This green rouge is a compound that is designed to provide a high luster finish on hard and soft metals. While this compound can easily and safely be used on hard and soft metals, it works best on things like chrome, stainless steel, and platinum, which is the reason that sometimes this compound is known as Stainless Steel compound. It will leave a brighter and better finish than you will get with a white rouge compound. Tan Bobbing Compound The tan bobbing compound is known for its fast cutting action, making quick work of removing light scratches and things like fire-scale from metal. It is an ideal pre-polishing compound, easily smoothing the surface of the precious metals like gold and silver to ready the surface for polishing. It works best when it is used with a buffing wheel, brush and lap work machine. Polinum Polinum is a rouge that is commonly known as Orange-Glow. This is a specialty compound was designed to allow you to polish platinum, white gold, yellow gold, and stainless steel. It provides a powerful polishing action that produces an unbelievable sparkling gloss to your metals. Originally designed to be used on watch cases and watch bands, Polinum is great for watchmakers and is frequently used by Rolex repairmen to bring a watch back up to its original luster. Blue Magic This compound was engineered just for working on platinum. It provides an unmatched polising shine to platinum jewelry and metals, as well as giving other precious metals like gold a beautiful glimmer. Fabulustre Fabulustre is a unique and specialty one step buffing and polishing compound. It was designed to provide a high luster finish to all kinds of precious metals from gold to silver, as well as other decorative metals. The compound easily removes light scratches to produce a mirror-bright final finish to your work piece in no time at all without discoloring while you work. Zam Zam is another specialty compound designed uniquely for working on silver and turquoise jewelry. The special formulation is gentle and will not scratch the delicate stones, making it ideal to use on jewelry that you need to polish but could not easily remove the stones to protect them from harsher polishing compounds. It leaves a high luster finish without a residue making it a versatile polishing compound.
Para afilar filos con piedra se requiere: 1. Seleccionar el ángulo deseado del filo de acuerdo al uso hachas 35° machetes 30° cuchillos para montañismo 25° navajas 20° cuchillos de cocina 17° 2. Reperfilar el filo al ángulo deseado con una piedra de GRIT alrededor de 150 3. Reducir la aspereza del bisel con piedra de GRIT 300 o el doble del anterior 4. Reducir la aspereza con piedra de GRIT 600 o doble de la anterior 5. Asentar el filo con cuero o piedra de cerámica de GRIT 1200 o 2000 Lo más importante es mantener siempre el mismo ángulo cada vez que se coloque la hoja en la piedra El ángulo se calcula de la siguiente forma: Se mide el ancho de la hoja que llamaremos con la letra A Se calcula la distancia vertical que se debe dejar entre el lomo del cuchillo y la piedra de afilar que llamaremos con la letra B Angulo deseado Distancia B 35° 0.57 x A 30° 0.50 x A 25° 0.42 x A 20° 0.34 x A 17° 0.30 x A Si desea otro ángulo la formula es: B = Seno del ángulo X A La distancia B se debe mantener constante, colocando el lomo de la hoja en la misma parte de la yema del dedo pulgar y colocar el dedo entre la hoja y la piedra. Les invito a suscribirse a este grupo donde brindamos información de relevancia. facebook.com/groups/505737900025398/?ref=share
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Guía de pastas para pulir
GUIDE TO BUFFING COMPOUNDS AND THEIR USES
ESSLINGER STAFFJUNE 12, 2014JEWELRY MAKING & REPAIRJEWELRY MAKING & REPAIRWATCH REPAIRWATCH REPAIR GUIDES
Buffing compounds are used with buffing and polishing wheels to increase the effectiveness of the wheel and to help you accomplish your tasks more quickly. They come in all different types and colors, each uniquely suited to a different aspect of the buffing, cutting, and polishing process. Some are rougher and allow you to quickly remove scratches from various metal surfaces, and others are gentler and designed to provide a beautiful and shining finish to your work. One big difference that you’ll notice is the contrast between rouge compounds and tripoli compounds: rouges are typically used for polishing and finishing work whereas the tripoli compounds are used for cutting and buffing to remove scratches from the metal. Below we have compiled a list of our most common buffing compounds to help you tell the difference and choose the one that is right for you.
Black Emery Compound
This compound is filled with emery minerals to give it top notch cutting qualities making it the perfect compound for removing scratches, small pits, plating, paint, antiquing, lacquer and more from metallic surfaces. For big jobs and work that requires a lot of work to remove rough surfaces or deep scratches, you should always start with this compound because it will save you hours of work and effort. It even starts the polishing process for you, typically leaving metals with a fair shine on the surface when you are done.
Greystar
Greystar is designed for general purpose use; it has an excellent cut while bringing out good color in all metals. This compound has a medium grade composition with fine and uniform abrasives. It is great for quick and efficient removal of firescale. Best used on stainless steel with a more rigid buffing wheel.
Brown Tripoli
This tripoli compound is designed for its general purpose use for both buffing and polishing work. The compound can easily cut and remove scratches while leaving a smooth finish. It is the best compound to use on softer metals like brass, copper, aluminum and various pot metals. It can also be safely used on things like stainless steel and wood surfaces, giving the wood a lustrous finish when you are done.
White Rouge
White rouge compounds are a great finishing compound, particularly for harder metals like chrome and things that have been nickel plated. It will provide a light level of cutting edge to your buffing wheel giving those harder metals a brilliant shine when you are finished. Also known as a blizzard compound, it can be used provide a final finish to harder metals, or lighter cutting action on softer ones.
Water Soluble Red Rouge
This compound works in the same way that regular red rouge will: it gives a superb high quality polished finish to the metals that you use it with, and it is especially effective for use on gold, silver and other precious metals. What makes this compound unique from typical red rouge, is that it is also water soluble so breaks down much more easily and can be cleaned away just with the help of water.
Red Rouge/Jeweler’s Rouge
The red rouge compound is commonly referred to as jeweler’s rouge because it is used extensively by jewelers and because of the unsurpassed level of high quality polishing it provides to gold, silver and many other precious metals. In very little time, this rouge will reveal the true colors of each metal, and they will shine like new. It is also safe to use on pieces that have thin layers of plating.
Green Rouge
This green rouge is a compound that is designed to provide a high luster finish on hard and soft metals. While this compound can easily and safely be used on hard and soft metals, it works best on things like chrome, stainless steel, and platinum, which is the reason that sometimes this compound is known as Stainless Steel compound. It will leave a brighter and better finish than you will get with a white rouge compound.
Tan Bobbing Compound
The tan bobbing compound is known for its fast cutting action, making quick work of removing light scratches and things like fire-scale from metal. It is an ideal pre-polishing compound, easily smoothing the surface of the precious metals like gold and silver to ready the surface for polishing. It works best when it is used with a buffing wheel, brush and lap work machine.
Polinum
Polinum is a rouge that is commonly known as Orange-Glow. This is a specialty compound was designed to allow you to polish platinum, white gold, yellow gold, and stainless steel. It provides a powerful polishing action that produces an unbelievable sparkling gloss to your metals. Originally designed to be used on watch cases and watch bands, Polinum is great for watchmakers and is frequently used by Rolex repairmen to bring a watch back up to its original luster.
Blue Magic
This compound was engineered just for working on platinum. It provides an unmatched polising shine to platinum jewelry and metals, as well as giving other precious metals like gold a beautiful glimmer.
Fabulustre
Fabulustre is a unique and specialty one step buffing and polishing compound. It was designed to provide a high luster finish to all kinds of precious metals from gold to silver, as well as other decorative metals. The compound easily removes light scratches to produce a mirror-bright final finish to your work piece in no time at all without discoloring while you work.
Zam
Zam is another specialty compound designed uniquely for working on silver and turquoise jewelry. The special formulation is gentle and will not scratch the delicate stones, making it ideal to use on jewelry that you need to polish but could not easily remove the stones to protect them from harsher polishing compounds. It leaves a high luster finish without a residue making it a versatile polishing compound.
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Para afilar filos con piedra se requiere:
1. Seleccionar el ángulo deseado del filo de acuerdo al uso
hachas 35°
machetes 30°
cuchillos para montañismo 25°
navajas 20°
cuchillos de cocina 17°
2. Reperfilar el filo al ángulo deseado con una piedra de GRIT alrededor de 150
3. Reducir la aspereza del bisel con piedra de GRIT 300 o el doble del anterior
4. Reducir la aspereza con piedra de GRIT 600 o doble de la anterior
5. Asentar el filo con cuero o piedra de cerámica de GRIT 1200 o 2000
Lo más importante es mantener siempre el mismo ángulo cada vez que se coloque la hoja en la piedra
El ángulo se calcula de la siguiente forma:
Se mide el ancho de la hoja que llamaremos con la letra A
Se calcula la distancia vertical que se debe dejar entre el lomo del cuchillo y la piedra de afilar que llamaremos con la letra B
Angulo deseado Distancia B
35° 0.57 x A
30° 0.50 x A
25° 0.42 x A
20° 0.34 x A
17° 0.30 x A
Si desea otro ángulo la formula es:
B = Seno del ángulo X A
La distancia B se debe mantener constante, colocando el lomo de la hoja en la misma parte de la yema del dedo pulgar y colocar el dedo entre la hoja y la piedra.
Les invito a suscribirse a este grupo donde brindamos información de relevancia.
facebook.com/groups/505737900025398/?ref=share
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Estoy con poco tiempo en breve sale uno esplicando como uso las pastas.
Y la idea es hacer uno para prinsipiantes
Vainas ya hay un vídeo ,hacer todo en uno queda muy largo y aburre
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