Buffing question

[Steve Kennedy]

I have a three on one Beall system. First I have used it. It works great. Unbelievable finish on the outside of bowls. The problem is: the diameter of the wheels are too large
to finish the inside of smaller bowls. What am I missing here. I know there is probably a way to buff the inside. I just can't see how it will happen with these wheels.

I know I can research this but you all always have the answers. Looking forward to a good solution.

THANKS

[Curt Fuller]

Beall also makes bowl buffs, they don't work quite as well as the larger wheels but they aren't bad.
http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/store/Finishing___Buffing___4__Bowl_Buff___bowl_buff_4?A rgs=


(http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/store/Finishing___Buffing___4__Bowl_Buff___bowl_buff_4?A rgs=)

[Bernie Weishapl]

I use the ones Curt has referred to. They work really well for the inside of any size bowl.

[Greg Just]

these work well and are a lot less expensive than the Beall buffs

http://www.caswellplating.com/buffs/mush_buff.htm

[Russell Neyman]

The other thing you can do is finish and buff the inside of your bowls before you part them off, using the lathe's rotation to provide the friction/buffing action. The tripoli/white diamond/wax all work when applied to a static rag held against the wood. Not quite as effective, but it works to a satisfactory result.

[Steve Kennedy]

Thanks guys. I knew I could count on you for the right answers:)