Changes

I polished what I had previously chosen as the fused end, then switched to the free end, but there I ran into trouble. There are three fibers on that end that may be recessed a little. The 1000 grit does not seem able to reach them. Instead, dust builds up on them. Maybe I should try 400 grit on them again, but then I may run out of polishing room. If so, I might use a little paper or cardboard behind the collar to increase the amount I can polish away. I don't like that but may have to do it.

I polished what I had previously chosen as the fused end, then switched to the free end, but there I ran into trouble. There are three fibers on that end that may be recessed a little. The 1000 grit does not seem able to reach them. Instead, dust builds up on them. Maybe I should try 400 grit on them again, but then I may run out of polishing room. If so, I might use a little paper or cardboard behind the collar to increase the amount I can polish away. I don't like that but may have to do it.

For now, though, I will polish the second bundle. After finishing that one, I could start a third on 400 grit and also give Bundle 1 a little time on 400 grit.

For now, though, I will polish the second bundle. After finishing that one, I could start a third on 400 grit and also give Bundle 1 a little time on 400 grit.

 

The end that would need 400 grit is the one that would take the screw on the right as you face the wheel. So the screw-hole in the collar would be on the right. I needed to note this orientation because I blew away the dust from the bundle before putting it in the storage bag.