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Re: Made the 2" Electric Polisher!
nice! i've though about doing that but would probably destroy the backing plate lol. let us know how the 2" xtra-cut discs work with that. considering now the backing plate is smaller and the mf discs have no foam interface, i would imagine it would spin freely without bogging down the least bit...
can you post a short vid in action?
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Nice job Art
Looking forward to seeing some action pics
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Originally Posted by VISITOR
nice! i've though about doing that but would probably destroy the backing plate lol. let us know how the 2" xtra-cut discs work with that. considering now the backing plate is smaller and the mf discs have no foam interface, i would imagine it would spin freely without bogging down the least bit...
can you post a short vid in action?
Will do and with a smaller backing plate it harder to make it bog down. It does generate a lot of heat though. I tested it out on what I could find.
Now I am trying to think of what I will be able to polish that I wasn't able to polish by hand.
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Re: Made the 2" Electric Polisher!
Originally Posted by allenk4
Nice job Art
Looking forward to seeing some action pics
Thanks and yeah me too. I'm sure I'll find something small with swirls ready to be polished out. The heat that it generated does worry me a bit. So we'll see.
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Re: Made the 2" Electric Polisher!
Very nice Art the only thing you might have to worry about is the balance.
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So anybody know how I can cut the pads to a 2 inch circle? Would be nice to know this as well. I went to my local art's and crafts store and they did have 2 inch hole punchers, but it was meant to cut paper not foam. Plus even if it did cut foam. It did not open wide enough to fit the foam pad in there.
I've gone to Lowes, Home Depot and Michaels arts and crafts store and nada... They did look at me like I was crazy haha
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Originally Posted by Pureshine
Very nice Art the only thing you might have to worry about is the balance.
hopefully, it won't be any different (vibration/balance wise) than like using a GG6 with the 5" backing plate (comes stock with 6") and 5.5" pads and/or 3" backing plate and 3"-4" pads as well...
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Also I noticed that my 3" backing plate that I use for my PC fit perfectly. So this was an indicator to me that they had the same threading.
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I have never really used the GG3 till now and I felt the vibration about the same with either the 2" and 3" BP.
As far as balancing goes. I am wondering if you meant that it might tip over when polishing?
The throw isn't that big, so what has concerned me more is the heat build up. Since this combo generates heat pretty quickly.
When I was polishing random things in the garage. I felt it was pretty balanced. So still not sure what you meant?
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