You will find a lot of info on previous threads on this (buffing).the rev wrote:thats funny I was just going to ask about the beale wheels, I bought their set for my pipes.
Can anyone give me an idea of how long they would work a pipe on each step of the buffing process? And you stop with the white diamond on the stems correct?
Doing the wood work at the house I am working at we find that sanding anything beyond 400 grit burnishes the wood and makes it resistant to finish, is this not the case with briar?
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The Beal wheels are pretty good. The wheels Tim West sells are better, IMO.
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I've got the beall wheels, glad to know there could be something better.
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Well, I finally found time to finish blasting this thing. I won't be doing this again until I a compressor and a cabinet. It only took about 3 hours to finish . Good thing this is for my mom, or I would be smoking it myself!!!
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Scottie
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Scottie
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