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Eternal Tools are a specialist supplier of precision tools for hard materials, so if you are trying to shape, drill, carve or cut hard materials like stone, ceramics, glass, or hard metals then we can help.
How do you clean the metal buildup in the diamond file grit so the packed in metal build up does not reduce the efficiency and possibly scratch the frets?
I can't believe this video is 8 years old. I'm in my third year as a jeweler and I'm just finding out how they're called. I must've searched for these bad boys for a whole year on Google to finally find out it's silicone and rubber burrs. Thanks for the video...8 years later. Cheers
Glad we could help! Eternal Tools have a wide range of silicone polishers for many different surface finishes and different metals so come and take a look or drop us an email if you need any help. www.eternaltools.com/rotary-tool-polishers-for-metals
Hello Dave, I hope this message finds you well. I have a silly question for ya! What are you using there to clean off the corrosion on your hammer? I recently ordered my first bench block from a reputable company and it looked beautifully polished at first but it soon developed some parts of corrosion and even seems like there are little holes in the metal.Could you please advice if I should return the block or if there is another way....Thank you kindly.
The tools used in this video for removing rust are from Eternal Tools www.eternaltools.com (Dave is a customer of ours) He's using EVE Fiberwheel Abrasive Buff Wheels: www.eternaltools.com/abrasive-fibre-buff-wheels and/or EVE Technik Blue 500 grit abrasive polishers: www.eternaltools.com/eveflex-mounted-rubber-polishing-burrs If you'd like further information on how to remove rust from your tools, have a read of our article: 5 Easy Ways to Remove Rust From Metals in Seconds! www.eternaltools.com/blog/how-to-remove-rust-from-metals-in-seconds I hope this helps!
Very helpful video! I'm looking to clean up some Chasseur Escoffier copper pots that I've had for years. Can you help me to choose the right compound and buffer? The short story is that I accidentally burnt one of the pots by putting on some water to boil a few eggs, then lay down on the sofa and fell asleep (of course!!)... Woke up the next day to find the pot still on the stove and completely black!! Thankfully the pot seems structurally OK-no warping! I've got a fair way in restoring it using Bar Keeper's Friend, a lot of elbow grease, and time. But there are still a lot of black fleck marks on it still and the copper has dulled a lot. I'm looking to purchase a bench polishing wheel to fix this one up.... and, of course, keep it to touch up the pots to a beautiful shine every year or two. If you have any suggestions on what combination of wheel and compound would most suit the job, I'd appreciate it if you could let me know!
And they say having a snooze is good for you! (not for your copper pots though) Yes, if you use a little Yellow Dialux on a felt bob, disc, mop or wheel in a hobby rotary tool this will clean the copper up nicely and bring it back to a shine.www.eternaltools.com/dialux-polishing-compound Drop us a line at Eternal Tools www.eternaltools.com/contact-us if you'd like to chat more about this. Thanks Katie!
So I am just getting into polishing my own jewelry because I want that shine from my silver chains back, what would you suggest, the white? Or the yellow? And what bits am I looking for when it comes to the dremel
Yellow for pre-polish and white for final polish. However, if you want to clean all the intricate inbetween bits of your silvr chain you'd be best to use a radial disc polisher, something such as 3M radial discs: www.eternaltools.com/3m-radial-bristle-polishing-discs or the EVE radial discs, specifically designed for gold and silver: www.eternaltools.com/eveflex-radial-pumice-twist-polishing-discs
Dialux green will work on chrome, and also EVE Chrom polishers: www.eternaltools.com/eve-chrom-plus-polishers. We have other options for Chrome polishing too so drop us a line at Eternal Tools for further info.
orange, then grey, then green for steel tools, works fantastic. It will alldepend on the state of them in the first place and if you have many marks and scratches to remove
Used it for the first time last weekend definitely worth buying if you're a person who likes detailing your own car recommend first time to use on lowest setting 800 so you don't burn paint don't leave in one spot keep moving it over paint easy to use ru-vid.comUgkxfzbDkCRyv3CFXnLZI4APZtRRuG2uRmP2 truck looks like new again used maguires black light battery life like all milwaukee products seem to hold up well 😀
Grey for pre-polish, Green for final polish. You coudl alos try the EVE Chrom polishers, specifically designed for Titanium, Chrome and Platinum: www.eternaltools.com/eve-chrom-plus-polishers
Thank you so much for your video! For someone who gets overexcited about new tools and really struggles with instructions - especially written ones! - (probably due to my ADHD and impatience), I can wholeheartedly testify that this was one the most useful videos I’ve seen on new tools! I got it for craft work and jewellery, so it’s extra awesome that you use it for jewellery too! I can’t wait to dig in :) signed up to your channel as I want to maximise the use of all my Frenkel tools :)
So glade i watched your video today! I am realizing i wasn't correct in the colors of polish... I work with silver and usually i use red then white and i never cleaned between the two, now i know from where tge stains came haha, thank you very much
For being a 5 years old video. This is so well made and well done. You answered all my questions about the tool. And this is the tool I need for soldering LED's 5m up in a ceiling. Thank you
To polish glass you will need to use diamond based products. We highly recommend using diamond paste on a felt bob or wheel in a rotary tool (there's further usage tips on our product page): www.eternaltools.com/diamond-polishing-paste (Dialux will not work, they are only for metals and acrylics) Good luck with the project
For polishing acrylics and plastics you can use the Dialux Yellow. We have lots of alternative polishers for plastics, do get in touch via our website 'Contact Us' page if you need further help.
What is the indicator that it’s time to swap them out? I loved mine at first, but they “seem” a little less effective now. Could be my imagination. I’m noticing hairline scratches even after working all 6 ending with green. Could they have microscopic silver partials embedded in them? Is there a way to clean them? Thanks for the wonderful video!
The bristles will shorten as they are wearing down but ultimately if they are less effective than they once were you should swap them out. 3M are discontinuing these so if you would like to try something similar try the EVE range of radial disc polishers: www.eternaltools.com/eveflex-twist-radial-polishing-discs
Dialux yellow for your pre-polish, followed by white for the final polish. You coudl also try EVE Soft Wheels: www.eternaltools.com/eve-soft-wheel-polishing-discs
We recomend using these: www.eternaltools.com/eve-chrom-plus-polishers they give a lovely finish to stainless steel. With regards to the Dialux, we recommend the grey fot removing marks followed by ornage for pre-polish and finish with Blue
