Making your own Buffing System?

[Allen Neighbors]

There was some interest here in the past about making buffing wheels. I have a pdf file that is a just a tad too large to post on this forum. It is a short (three page) tutorial that explains how I made my own buffing system. I just wanted to save some expense, since my income is fixed. If anyone would like a copy of it, email me and I'll send it to you.

[Paul Harris]

G'day Al fancy see'in you here!(its me Harry72 from Aust)
Looks like a good kit:)

[Jim Underwood]

Sure, I'll take a copy of that. I've saved some old jeans just for that purpose. Don't know if the blue dye will come off in the buff tho..

[Allen Neighbors]

Jim, the blue hasn't come off on anything I've buffed, so far, but my material wasn't new blue jean material. If it's new material, I'd wash it with a little clorox added to the first rinse, and then after the load is finished, run it through another rinse cycle.
Duh! Just re-read your post. Old material shouldn't give you any problems. :)

G'day, Harry!! 'Tis a small, small, world, eh? Good to see you travel around! :) Thanks... works a treat!

[Nathan Hawkes]

thanks for the file. Just gotta find some jeans that are tattered enough to sacrifice.

[Chris Fierro]

I told Allen that I would host his PDF file for anyone to download. You can find it at:

http://www.nrchris.com/BuffingSystem.pdf

Credit goes to Allen.

[Glenn Clabo]

Allen,
Thanks for the file...very nice.
Check this out...you can send your file in and it can be put up here permanantly.
http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=3558

[Stephen Massman]

So how do you make bowl buffs. that are mushroom cap shaped for getting to the inside of bowls.

thanks

Steve Massman
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