 Rim lip polishing wheel, For a 1/2" drill |
 May 24, 2006 - 8:29 PM
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Is there such a thing? I started sanding on my rs5s with a block,
actually a pinewood derby car I made with my son. The rear wheels held the inner lip and made a perfect grain. Anyway I thought about making a round plate that fits over the lip. Encaptured by either the outer or inner lip with abrasive material over the face. The contacted area not wanting to be polished could have a teflon lining. Is there a demand for this type of work? This prolly sounds confusing. I'll post some pics. 
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May 25, 2006 - 6:10 AM
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QUOTE(97lestyousay @ May 24, 2006 - 9:29 PM) [snapback]437633[/snapback] Is there such a thing? I started sanding on my rs5s with a block, actually a pinewood derby car I made with my son. The rear wheels held the inner lip and made a perfect grain. Anyway I thought about making a round plate that fits over the lip. Encaptured by either the outer or inner lip with abrasive material over the face. The contacted area not wanting to be polished could have a teflon lining. Is there a demand for this type of work? This prolly sounds confusing. I'll post some pics. haha randy...you lost me right at "is there such a thing?" i "think" i know what your talking about, pics will confirm... 
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97lestyousay Rim lip polishing wheel May 24, 2006 - 8:29 PM
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