Aluminum and SS brushing attachment

[WSS]

Here is a Scotch brite wheel attachment I made for brushing SS and aluminum. I have used it a few times on large signs and it works great. The wheel is a floor "cut and polish" type in a "7A" grit, I would say it is a medium scotch brite or maybe a 600-800 grit. I moved the location of the drill motor to over the attachment to balance the load and use the cut oxy signal to start in using mach3

[weldor2005]

I like it, thinking outside of the box you were!

[grindergary]

WSS,

Do you think this roll you are using would work as well on mild steel. I would like to do the same finish with straight lines running the length of the oart.

Thanks

Gary

[Garysbiz]

That looks very nice, where did you get the scotch brite roll? Thanks

[modelaratrod]

That looks very nice, where did you get the scotch brite roll? Thanks

I looked also for a scotchbrite floor sanding drum and didn't find one like that, Would you share your parts list?

[1fine79]

Me too. I would love to find a roller/polishing wheel like that! please share a supplier and part # if possible.
Man I can just see my machine with that attachment....very cool!

[Cracker Red]

Thats bad-ass!

I want to buy a burnisher so bad. After I sort out this clear coat issue and get my booth built

[acourtjester]

here what I found but no price or dealer
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/e ... 715&rt=rud

This one was 37" wide

[acourtjester]

I was contacted by 3M sales today about my inquire for price and location of a wheel like shown in the start of this post.
OMG no way I could afford one like that, custom made more then the cost of a table and plasma.
However a 2" wide 8" diameter wheel to use on a bench grinder is less them $100.