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Started to polish some engine bits? - Rabster - 15-05-2017 looking good best bring thr polisher to JAE we will all be queing up lol Started to polish some engine bits? - Y2KANJAR - 16-05-2017 oooo shiney bits ...nice Started to polish some engine bits? - Moley - 16-05-2017 Chris can you put up the link again as to what kind of polisher you got. Think I would like to do some bits of mine aswell :thumbup1: Started to polish some engine bits? - steviewevie - 16-05-2017 It's the Smartool orbital polisher that Chris has got, though I didn't have any luck in searching for it at a reasonable price. Another relatively-low-cost dual-action polisher that's meant to be very good is the Kestrel DAS-6, e.g. here. Started to polish some engine bits? - Andy-R. - 16-05-2017 Looks great matey goin to look smart with those new bits on aswell:drool: Started to polish some engine bits? - Moley - 16-05-2017 steviewevie It's the Smartool orbital polisher that Chris has got, though I didn't have any luck in searching for it at a reasonable price. Steve thats not what Chris uses for the shiney things :Chair::Bazza::Fish::Shooting: Started to polish some engine bits? - steviewevie - 16-05-2017 Mr Mole Steve thats not what Chris uses for the shiney things :Chair::Bazza::Fish::Shooting:Doh ! Yes you're right of course :Fish: He got some stuff off eBay for that which is attached to an electric drill, didn't he ?
Started to polish some engine bits? - steviewevie - 16-05-2017 ok, this is the stuff that Chris originally got, I presume that's what he's still using ? You just attach it to an electric drill. Started to polish some engine bits? - Bandit - 16-05-2017 Mr Mole Chris can you put up the link again as to what kind of polisher you got. The bits that Steve has linked to is what i still use mate, and i brought a cheap drill from a local shop so if i burn it out its na bother and it's easy just buy another so dont go out spending a lot on a drill as it will wear out Also good to have a vice when you do it so you can hold the drill in it, makes it easier than holding the drill for long periods of time aswell as trying to hold the part aswell? :p
Started to polish some engine bits? - Moley - 17-05-2017 Aztecbandit1 The bits that Steve has linked to is what i still use mate, and i brought a cheap drill from a local shop so if i burn it out its na bother and it's easy just buy another so dont go out spending a lot on a drill as it will wear out Was thinking of getting a pencil grinder instead of a drill , because it spins a lot lot faster than a drill. Do you think this would be ok with the polishing process |