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I have an actual buffer from Harbor Freight on a pedestal. I don't mind going there for a buffer. Already has extended shafts!

Well, I've been up late because I fell asleep earlier & took a little nap & woke up about 11:15pm & have been watching tv & doing a few other things. I just got finished grinding the smaller blade...

That's good advice Hart!

I'm with ya on that Rez. I ruined 2 Wade & Butcher blades on a buffer when he wheel caught them & threw them from my hands. Both times they hit hard objects & broke 'em. It was my fault for doing so....

80 grit is very coarse. I don't think I would start any coarser than that! That should be a proper starting point.

Always keep a container right there with water in it to cool off the blade if it begins to get hot. You will need to experiment with different grit sandpaper or greaseless compound. There is a guy on...

I use a belt sander strictly for making scales, wedges & a few other things but NEVER for re-finishing a blade!