- Joined
- Dec 13, 2002
- Location
- Ohio
heh dremel will take you weeks of work, probably make your hands bleed, give you carpel tunnel, give you headaches, probably lead to a few scratches from the bits shattering etc when they wear down, and the bits themselves will cost you more then the larger industrial counterparts such as buffing wheels and compounds.
Last time I looked a bench grinder will run you 20 bucks if you find one of those tent sales or you can pick on up at a garage sale occationally. Here are some examples of the wheels and supplies you will probably end up getting if you go this route http://www.jestcoproducts.com/buffing_kits1.html which runs 35 for a whole set to get you a mirror finish. You can also go with a die grinder and get a cheap $20 one and then get a polishing kit for it. I am pretty sure you could probably order everything you need off of harborfreight for pretty cheap. I have ordered a few things off there and its probably not the best place, but its cheap(some of the stuff is also cheaply made so just watch).
Last time I looked a bench grinder will run you 20 bucks if you find one of those tent sales or you can pick on up at a garage sale occationally. Here are some examples of the wheels and supplies you will probably end up getting if you go this route http://www.jestcoproducts.com/buffing_kits1.html which runs 35 for a whole set to get you a mirror finish. You can also go with a die grinder and get a cheap $20 one and then get a polishing kit for it. I am pretty sure you could probably order everything you need off of harborfreight for pretty cheap. I have ordered a few things off there and its probably not the best place, but its cheap(some of the stuff is also cheaply made so just watch).