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Maybe this will be come clear to me once I start working with it, but how do you take a chunk out of steel with just a polishing wheel? I can see it with a grinding wheel.

Kevlar gloves: dope.

Thanks slartibartfast (i'm not sure what the "name" or nickname in there is - "bart"?) - well the Dremel certainly is more versatile, right? Can you elaborate a bit, please, on how buffers work...

[QUOTE=gssixgun;555076]I personally am just not a huge fan of Dremels myself, I rarely use mine on razors.:

Well, it would look too much like a cooking class or something if you had a bench of...

sure, fingertips count - if they get shiny, glossy, buffed! :)

also: 1) really curious to see t'OTHER side of the clean baby, with the beautiful sparkling etching? dont be like those ebay sellers...

Thanks, Glen. Fascinating. Do you ever find other fun things to buff? Shoes? Heads? Children?

very slick. glen, would you mind saying a bit about these formax compounds? can you use them with a dremel wheel or regular orbital buffer? can you use them profitably by hand? how do you find they...

very curious, glen (always about your mystical little vulcan-forge out there in Ideeho)- but the images, "Attachments" dont seem to work?