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RE: Deburring - Rupert Lucius - 06-01-2017
(05-31-2017, 10:11 PM)grepper Wrote:(05-28-2017, 08:22 AM)Rupert Lucius Wrote: Sir
Will you please help us get started with the Celestron?
Maybe I am asking for a overview photo of your vise or etc.
In reference to your excellent photography, excellent and so very descriptive.
Rupert
Mr. Rupert, Forgot to ask. Was my post on getting started with the Celestron helpful? Did it answer your questions?
More than enough infor and the photos are excellent.
Rupert
Grepper, Jan or anyone -
Where does the loose sewn cotton buff fit into final final burr removal?
Works for my edges - "I am a happy camper"
Rupert
Off to the VA for annual cardiology appointment.
Thanks to the VA, wish our "for hire system" was as efficient.
RE: Deburring - grepper - 06-01-2017
Mr. Rupert- are you putting any abrasive on the buff?
RE: Deburring - Rupert Lucius - 06-01-2017
None no abrasive.
Rupert
RE: Deburring - grepper - 06-01-2017
Is the wheel soft and fluffy or stiff?
RE: Deburring - Rupert Lucius - 06-01-2017
This is actually my wheel - https://www.woodcraft.com/products/buffing-wheel-8-x-1?via=573621bd69702d0676000002%2C573621da69702d0676000d03%2C5763fe9869702d6582000b71
No compound, just the buff @ at 1800 RPM
Fellow sharpeners work at 3600 RPM
Our results are the same
One or two very light passes per side does the trick
My thoughts are that Max (Tuffy) may use same buff for the same purpose.
Rupert
RE: Deburring - grepper - 06-01-2017
Well, Mr. Rupert, you are nothing if not but persistent about your success with that wheel. I appreciate that. You have now brought it up several times. Thanks for the persistence!
I have a soft buffing wheel. It is layers of cloth, but very fuzzy on the outer surface. Very soft and fuzzy. It does not remove burr.
Before I order this wheel, is it soft and fuzzy or is it rather firm?
Deburring is the one thing that frustrates me. There has got to be a better, faster, more efficient and efficacious method than the way I'm currently doing it. I'm always open for suggestions!
Mr. Rupert, if this is not soft and fuzzy, I'll order it and give it a try. I just hate purchasing stuff that does not work for what I buy it for.
RE: Deburring - Rupert Lucius - 06-01-2017
Your described wheel - is identical to my wheel.
Rupert
RE: Deburring - grepper - 06-01-2017
Soft and fuzzy, eh? Well, crap, Mr. Rupert! I don't get it.
I stuck one on a hand drill and tested it. Even considering it was slower than the RPM that you used, the thing did not remove burr well at all. For me it was a dismal failure!
I'll stick it on my bench grinder and see RPM makes a difference. But I don't get it. A real head scratcher.
How much pressure do you use? What angle to you apply the blade to the wheel?
RE: Deburring - Rupert Lucius - 06-01-2017
No pressure - if any very very light.
Looking at the wheel (end view) about the 10 AM position. All we want to cover is the cutting edge.
Persistent
RE: Deburring - grepper - 06-01-2017
Ok Mr. Rupert, I'll give it another go on my bench grinder this time. I'd love to find a really effective and quick way to remove burrs! I hate burrs! I'm burr intolerant.
Maybe I'll even go wild and try a Scotch Brite belt again.