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Well ladies and gentleman, I just learned the hard way... It was my first attempt at buffing, and I neglected to remember which way the buffing wheel was turning. This was my result; I heard a "ping", then saw a piece of metal fly across the room!
I just got this beat-up Torrey, and was looking forward to restoring it... now I have a much bigger problem!! :gaah: ...Moral of the story--ALWAYS pay attention to which way the wheel is turining!!
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That's too bad!
But look at the bright side - at least the chunk flew across the room and not into you.
Very true...luckily I wasn't completely "un-smart" and had safety glasses on, but still...could've hurt!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cangooner
After the a similar thing happen to me with a Dremel . I've switched over to doing them be hand with micro mesh and Autosol .
Use a sharpie to mark the direction of rotation incase of another brainfart. I was buffing a g10 wedge holding with nedle nose, looked up for a second and looked back down...gone :confused: Found it in the yard 50ft away :p Gonna happen, only a matter of when, not if my friend.
