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1/12: It may be helpful to remove scratches and smears by moving the bundle to the left or right of center and finish polishing at the center of the wheel.
1/12: It may be helpful to remove scratches and smears by moving the bundle to the left or right of center and finish polishing at the center of the wheel.
1/16: To put the blade on the Dremel, you need to push it on and turn it clockwise.
1/16: To put the blade on the Dremel, you need to push it on and turn it clockwise. I need to remember to put weights on the fibers and put the foam rubber under the Dremel when cutting.
I cut five bundles of sci-fis today.
I started bundling sci-fis. The static electricity kept popping them out of place. I arranged one bundle under the weight in the bundling tool and Micah fastened the top of the collar to the bottom. I tried to put another bundle in a blue collar but it seemed to have a larger hole between the posts of the bundling tool and the corner of the collar where the corner fiber could slip down. I want to find a way to prevent the corner fiber from slipping into that crack.
I thought the static charge on the fibers might be from the plastic bags we are using, but when I tried to bundles some fibers without putting them in a bag, they still had the static charge pushing them apart. I am wondering if the gloves are part of the problem too.