Some stainless welders use this method to polish it 

That's pretty awesome never would have thought about some cardboard for polishing stainless. I Will pass this knowledge on

This video intro is like watching OJ Simpson try on a glove.

This looks like one of those late night commercials selling a product. "Do you have massive problems with an every day task no one else has issues with"... "sure you do... BUY THIS!"

Is nobody else going to admire the straightness of that hand drawn line at 1:00

Ah the universal language of point & tap!

this was about 5 minutes longer than it needed to be.

Scotch brite pad red or gray depending on what finish you want. Fold it in half x it out to find center. Punch hole in center with screwdriver. Put on angle grinder... Preferably one with speed control set it to low. Lol polishes things nice and fits in pretty much every corner when a fresh pad. I use to weld stainles in food and beverage plants.

First 2 minutes of this is like me when I'm trying to just look like I'm working without working 😂

That was the straightest freehand line I've ever seen

I think you can use cut out jeans or leather for that, maybe layer it with the cardboard and glue it together to get the shape and stiffness but have the leather or jeans larger than the cupboard. That is an interesting make shift though. I would've just thought of a bigger radius to reach inner angle, this is not only smaller which means retains its stiffness easier it's also much easier to cut because it's square.

Putting this together like everyone is an idiot. Lmao. Thanks for the vote of confidence. Takes 15 secs each spot to show it won't fit in every spot it won't fit.

As a polish person i can confirm that this is how we weld

High RPM spinning sandpaper flaps!? That's cool! We should mass produce these in a fibre backing, with a metal reinforced core, with the flaps and backing held together with some sort of resin, at a slight angle. I call it "flap disc". They could really take off Edit: It would seem before you comment, you should google what "banter" is. Lol

Everyone talking about polishing in small gaps, like Polish it before... I can understand the corner but the thin gap, just do it first.

Thank you for making this video, that was awesome👍🏻🇺🇸

Your demonstration of how it won't fit was a flawless proforma CE...

You know what really sucks a lot of folks out there will either never see that spot or could care less and this is actually a great idea.

Or take that grey wheel you had on first an take it to a bench grinder sand one side down to make a edge. Bam corner blending.

I just wanted to know what material he was using...was it leather or carboard, fine grit sand paper and jewelers paste,

When there are extreme limitations or far from any hardware store, You don't want to spend gas and (MUCH TIME) going to the store for a polishing disk!! Looks like it can save you an hour waiting in line!! That's incredible!! I need a new pair of shoes and now a shoebox for my polishing needs.

Everyone : straightest freehand line Me: used his 3rd finger as a guide "rocket science"

Thank you for sharing this tip!

По превьюхе видно: поцыэнт Доктора Дью☝

I feel like a kid that's just been offered a lollipop to jump into the strange mans blacked out mini van after watching this guys tips on welding🤦🏽‍♂️

Thank you ! Very useful,indeed!

Those vehicles passing by that's a pure ASMR 😌😴

Fantastic. Great vídeo! 👍🏻 (Brasil ,🇧🇷)

I'm going to try this right now in the kitchen ...

This is awesome!

Wih.. sukses besar nih mas dedi, sering2 bikin konten simpel berbahasa inggris aja mas. Banyak tuh yg share idenya juga, bisa gantian buat jd bahan ide bikin konten. Heheh... Goodluck

А просто иметь в запасе несколько типоразмеров полировальных кругов не судьба??? Или ближайший строймаркет за 100500 км?

That line he freestyled down that veneer was better than me with a straight edge 🤔

Very good man Thanks for this idea

This video reminds me of the guy carrying the wheel barrel

I just tried that on my Harley worked amazing

I’ve been a stainless steel fabricator for 27years. I’m one of the youngest in my shop of 10 workers. We are constantly buying new equipment and helping or sharing ideas with each other. This video makes absolutely no sense to me, why would a stainless steel worker use an arc welder?

I do the same, but I use a stack of 4"×4" paper towels. A little dab of water and it polish up aluminum and stainless.

Sus técnicas son mágicas! Gracias por compartir su conocimiento.

Hmmm if only someone would mass produce your totally new, original invention... like you could stack layers of sandpaper together with some sort of flexible backing, the flaps of sandpaper would fit into all kinds of tight spots.....a fool can dream..

It's years since I last used stick welding on stainless..... MIG & TiC is all I use.

How nieve do you think people are? Tapping gaps constantly with different abrasive tools to show that they will not fit between small tight spaces! Very irritating to me but worth the pain to see the tip, which is awesome. Thanks

This video could have been done in 30 seconds with time to spare

No they don’t. The black and decker grinder tells me everything I need to know!

I perform a similar technique with my old growth pubic hares...I pain stakingly weave them around grinder spindle and with all the cock cheez that is infuzed in the DIY multi ply pubic polishing pad makes for a savage ass polishing micro finish compound that 3M can't even top!

Cool i will have to give this a try

All kinds of awesome!

Nice idea.... 👏👏👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍

Leather discs + buffing compound

Thank you for the valuable tip !!!

That’s what high speed die grinders are for with small 2.5” grinding and polishing wheels used a lot of them.

It's like a handycapped person who is very confused by a standard polishing wheel....

Some welders keep the guard on the cutting discs too ,,, they are the ones we call professionals .

Sei un GENIO!!!!

Use Leather Raw, go to anyone who sells leather ie craft stores or Leather Ranch if you have one. I cut off a square of leather drill hole the same diameter size of were the lock nut is. I use thicker leather with Washers that have spikes or put a weld bead on washer to help secure the leather stops it from spinning should the lock nut come loose. you will see the amasing job it does Polishing stanless or copper ect ect take care hope this helps someone out

Simple, free, right where you are and from what you have on hand.

Lmao new to RU-vid OJ & the Love Glove 🤣

Nothing beats experience, great video.

Excelente!!!!! Genial!!!!

Wow. Nice work.

Молодец. Отлично придумал. 👍👍👍

Good explanation

welding stainless steel puts off very deadly fumes. Don't weld stainless steel unless you have all of the proper safety equipment. you don't want to breathe in the smallest amount of those fumes.........

I'm sure all the other workers were pissed that you took 15 minutes to make a stupid flap wheel while they kept working.

If you use tig welding there is no need for this. Just use acid gel and a soft cloth polishing disc after. Much safer and less time consuming.

Гениально! Спасибо.

In India strength is measured in GRINDERWEIGHTS! (Gw)

Mohon maaf kalau boleh saya saran, memodifikasi grinda sangat bermanfaat, tapi yg berbahaya itu bagi yg belum biasa dan asal coba2. Dan berdampak berbahaya, sambil dijelaskan bang, takut orang salah persepsi dan mencoba dengan barang yg bukan Abang maksud. Karena semua org GK sama, beda tempat beda pengalaman beda jam terbang, beda pula cara mencerna nya Mudah2an tau maksud saya, mohon maaf jgn marah ya

There’s this thing called a drill that works fine in those situations.

Ну понятно, додуматься заправить круг под углом - не каждый может...

Even at 2x this video is twice as long as necessary

Listen bro we get it you don't need to try and make it so clear

It's a good hack but they make wheels for this

3:22 sounds like a F1 car

Or just use an end grinder with a mounted point or 1/2" flap wheel.

Thank You!

Nice work. Really neat trick.

It's called a wired brush guy....

What's the pickle and fibreboard called? Odd how some brains tick. Good long video 😂📸 photo opportunity for the crew . NEXT?

It took 10 minutes to show something that could have taken 2.

Damn I wish I could freehand a line that straight

I'm a dead tree carcus worker for fine work. But ironworker as well and we don't do much detail work. With that said. Would it not be easier to just hit a sharp edge with the original wheel and miter it? Seems faster and more effective. But as my preface I'm not a fan guy with metal other than flashing which you just paint.

That is when I love humanity and RU-vid.

Overall definitely good stuff for sure and a useful and practical tip that I hadn't previously known, but what was the point of the thin strip at the beginning? And why did you/he start to chain grinders together? Lastly, what was the green stuff...was that just a wax or polish?

Th most inexpensive sand paper out there.

Good job 👌👍 good video

My first instinct is to shit on it, where I'm from there are dozens of commercially made products that would work far better, longer and faster (and safer), but perhaps this guy doesn't live in a place with access to any of that. In that case maybe it's a good alternative, who knows?

Untuk pagar stainless apa harus dipoles seluruh permukaan pagarnya atau cukup bagian yg dilas saja atau bagian yg luka saja bang? Atau apa ada cara biar stainlessnya tdk cepat kusam(warna merah)

Those spotless welders$

That's really cool. What kind of paper did you use? It looks like gasket paper.

Super!!!!!

I spy with my little eye, a pretty damn resourceful guy. Very impressive results my dude, thanks for sharing! 🙂

Muito bom! Very good!👍👍

Seems to me a piece of leather might work even better

Male a fan that hold up.

Super , kompliment,, spasiba maladec...

Если в твоей деревне нет хозяйственного магазина , то всегда можно сьездить в город или заказать товар в интернете .

There’s a flat arbor to hold a buff wheel down …..

Wow that was boring 😂 I like when ppl talk to compliment the pointing

300 полуляхов из 250

Si estais leyendo esto os lleváis una recompensa. Probad de hacer un molino con papel de lija por ejemplo 8 tiras de 120 mm x una pulgada con un taladro de diámetro 14 realizado con sacabocados colocadas de forma que 4 queden con la lija orientada hacia un lado exterior y las otras para el contrario. Formando dos cruces a 45 grados. Con un grano de 180 podeis desbastar y pulir soldaduras esquinadas con una facilidad absoluta y si bajais velocidad de vuestra amoladora podeis lijar y suavizar superficies forzando la lija a doblarse. Podeis hacer molinos de 6 tiras mas pequeños para eje de 6 de la misma manera para vuestras molas de interiores, dremel, neumaticas... . La lija tiene que ser para metal con una base de tela endurecida. No me acuerdo la referencia pero la hay de la casa klingspor y sait, venden rollos para fabricar lijas de banda