Thank you for an all-encompassing well presented description of not just the unit itself but the general principles and what goes on around the concept.
Thank you for what you do Sir. Your sharing of your knowledge and experience says a lot to who you are. Your selfless endeavors are not to be criticized as they come to me free and of quality worthy of respect and due. I begrudge you not for any recompense received for valued service rendered. Again thank you Sir for all you do. Respectfully, Greg.
Great video Steve.. You leave me with no questions to ask, which is a pleasant change from a lot of You Tubers equipment reviews. So far, this looks like the best of the sensibly priced mini bench grinder/polishers. Many thanks..
Another good video Steve. I have no problem with you doing product demos. I like seeing how the new tools are being used. I have made purchases based upon your reviews.
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Good review with hints and tips.I mount my small motors on boards the same as you to mount them on folding work benches, clamp them in the wooden jaws, and store them away when finished.
Great video thank you for sharing your knowledge. 30 years an engineer secures my decision of what to purchase. Excellent job, appreciate your support. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Another cracking video I’ve watched slowly getting through them thanks for the attention to detail Steve thoroughly enjoy your channel that leans towards us small lathe owners god bless
Thank you for a great video very informative, with some fantastic tips, I have bought a similar buffer to yours recently, again I have mine on a board like yourself only I clamp the board/ buffer to my bench using to small L clamps works great. Thanks again Sam
I've been waiting like a puppy for your promised video of your shop made radius cutter/ball turner for the "Chinese Lathe". I've also been purchasing some of your recommended tools and products as I find your reviews interesting in light of your machining experience. I think that a lot of viewers like me trust you, and I know that you're aware of how important that is.
Hi Jeffrey, I will get round to it at some point. Did you make the first part how I explained in the first video? All that is very straight forward. Its the insert holder part that takes a bit of time.
I've been looking at Part # 4836 at Little Machine Shop . com; it's a T slot compound rest top for $35.82US. Together with a new gib strip this seems like a good way to go. What are your thoughts? Thankyou for your consideration.
Why did you acquire adapter for flex shaft attachment? Does it not attach to grinder unless you get the adapter? Not a frequent tool user so having a hard time figuring out how to attach the flex shaft to the grinder end of it.
Steve, If you had a skirt underneath the grinder that was larger than the vice as well as the piece that clamps in the vice it would sit properly on a flat surface as well. Mike
Hi Vicky I have searched the Banggood site but can't find the listing. Mine actually came with the flexible shaft when I bought it. I have recently bought another polisher but there wasn't one included in that set. You may be able to find one on eBay. If I find one I will let you know. Regards Steve
hey Steve, before i buy this, i have a question. Can put a jacob's drill chuck or any chuck to hold diamond burs on one of the ends, and if so, will it handle its wait and operation?
another question, in this video th-cam.com/video/sMzrIYLKD00/w-d-xo.html at the 6:30 mark, there is a lathe used, anywhere i can that kind in a mini fashion but with a toolpost to have a tool bit in. most mini lathes i see have not toolpost.
i need a mini lathe that is really really light, as mini as possible like in that video. because i have to ship it from US to another country. i want to minimise costs.
Evening, Steve - Recently purchased this: "LIBAOTML Adjustable Speed Polishing Machine, Multi-Function Bench Lathe Polisher, Bench Grinder..." It's very similar to yours, and mine did come equipped w/ a decent flex-shaft. Also cane with several of these Dremel-like polishing "Bits." Haven't had a chance to set it up yet, but I've heard nothing but good about it. Think I paid about $125.00 or so for it. I'll have to sub to your channel and see if you have any videos about some dust collection/hoods? A type of small bench top ventilation rig would be good for what I'll be using it for. Appreciate your well done review here, thanks & take good care...
I don't know if you will see this or respond but I am curious. I've been using a version of this tm2 for a few months as a lapidary related hobby. Yesterday the blue light started blinking and the motor made strange sounds. I turned it off immediately. And then tried turning it on later and it will not turn on. My friend thinks it's the carbon brushes so I'm waiting for those in the mail. Do you have any ideas?
@@SteveJordan Your video was recommended to me by the vendor of this machine, and I really learned a lot from you in such a short video, thank you! However....the ebay link to the buffing compound doesnt work anymore. Would you know where I can buy that compound nowadays?
THE BEST SATENE BUFFING COMPOUND CAN BE BOUGHT HERE:- www.thepolishingshop.co.uk/abrasives/abrasive-compound-satene-compound/abrasive-compound-450g-small-bars
I'm also looking for a bench grinder but with very low starting speed. Any idea, brand/model in mind? Can I plug a kind of router/ speed regulator to slow the motor down , do you think ???
SEE BUYING LINKS BELOW:- TM® 220V Adjustable Speed Mini Polishing Machine -- goo.gl/tsVoYT US Warehouse -- goo.gl/y26kZk Drillpro 0.4-6.5mm Flexible Shaft -- goo.gl/Lxk5bT (This flexi-shaft has the 10mm female thread connecting lug as shown in the video).
Satene Buffing Compound 150 Grit. (See seller for other grit grades). www.thepolishingshop.co.uk/abrasives/abrasive-compound-satene-compound/abrasive-compound-450g-small-bars
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Recently bought one. Without flexi shaft, excellent demonstration. Beautiful narration and accent! Thank you!
Thank you for an all-encompassing well presented description of not just the unit itself but the general principles and what goes on around the concept.
Thank you for what you do Sir. Your sharing of your knowledge and experience says a lot to who you are.
Your selfless endeavors are not to be criticized as they come to me free and of quality worthy of respect and due.
I begrudge you not for any recompense received for valued service rendered.
Again thank you Sir for all you do. Respectfully, Greg.
Great video Steve.. You leave me with no questions to ask, which is a pleasant change from a lot of You Tubers equipment reviews. So far, this looks like the best of the sensibly priced mini bench grinder/polishers. Many thanks..
Another good video Steve. I have no problem with you doing product demos. I like seeing how the new tools are being used. I have made purchases based upon your reviews.
Good review with hints and tips.I mount my small motors on boards the same as you to mount them on folding work benches, clamp them in the wooden jaws, and store them away when finished.
Great video thank you for sharing your knowledge.
30 years an engineer secures my decision of what to purchase.
Excellent job, appreciate your support. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Another cracking video I’ve watched slowly getting through them thanks for the attention to detail Steve thoroughly enjoy your channel that leans towards us small lathe owners god bless
Thank you for a great video very informative, with some fantastic tips, I have bought a similar buffer to yours recently, again I have mine on a board like yourself only I clamp the board/ buffer to my bench using to small L clamps works great.
Thanks again
Sam
Very helpful
I just got this one today. I stumbled on your video by mistake. Wasn’t looking for the lathe. But thank you for the information.
Thanks, Steve. Why are the polishing wheels so small? How big could they be?
I suppose you could put bigger diameter ones on, but I found the ones that came with it to be good.
I understand you can go "Up to four inches" on the abrasive/buffing wheels...
Great review
Great video Steve, looks like a stout little polisher! Cheers, Doug
Another very comprehensive video that answers any questions - Many thanks Steve
Excellent review thanks. Just bought one.
Which wheel is best for pits and dents on a watch case please?
Good question! I'm trying to learn how to take the minor scratches off my st. steel Khaki King wristwatch case, then polish it...
I've been waiting like a puppy for your promised video of your shop made radius cutter/ball turner for the "Chinese Lathe". I've also been purchasing some of your recommended tools and products as I find your reviews interesting in light of your machining experience. I think that a lot of viewers like me trust you, and I know that you're aware of how important that is.
Hi Jeffrey, I will get round to it at some point. Did you make the first part how I explained in the first video? All that is very straight forward. Its the insert holder part that takes a bit of time.
I've been looking at Part # 4836 at Little Machine Shop . com; it's a T slot compound rest top for $35.82US. Together with a new gib strip this seems like a good way to go. What are your thoughts? Thankyou for your consideration.
Why did you acquire adapter for flex shaft attachment? Does it not attach to grinder unless you get the adapter? Not a frequent tool user so having a hard time figuring out how to attach the flex shaft to the grinder end of it.
Love the chickens in the background.
Good video . I need one of them for sure!.
Great video
God bless you well done
Steve,
If you had a skirt underneath the grinder that was larger than the vice as well as the piece that clamps in the vice it would sit properly on a flat surface as well.
Mike
Thanks a lot
The white wheel is for finish. The yellow for rough work. That is what all the normal wheels are.
Where is the buffing compound link?
I like it but if it is 220V then I can not use it. Is there not a 110V version?
Hi do you have a link to buy the flexible shaft adaptor that goes onto the spindle to enable me to attach the flexible shaft. tx
Hi Vicky I have searched the Banggood site but can't find the listing. Mine actually came with the flexible shaft when I bought it. I have recently bought another polisher but there wasn't one included in that set. You may be able to find one on eBay. If I find one I will let you know. Regards Steve
@@SteveJordan thank you
Hello, it seems to be also much quieter, isn´t it?
I was trying to figure out if you were Australian or English, then you pulled out an Aussie plug with a UK adaptor.
hey Steve, before i buy this, i have a question. Can put a jacob's drill chuck or any chuck to hold diamond burs on one of the ends, and if so, will it handle its wait and operation?
Hi yes I connect a flexidrive shaft and use diamond burrs etc
Do you mind showing me how u didn't, vid or pic or anything. I want to buy this. Your help on this will be appreciated. Thanks
another question, in this video th-cam.com/video/sMzrIYLKD00/w-d-xo.html at the 6:30 mark, there is a lathe used, anywhere i can that kind in a mini fashion but with a toolpost to have a tool bit in. most mini lathes i see have not toolpost.
i need a mini lathe that is really really light, as mini as possible like in that video. because i have to ship it from US to another country. i want to minimise costs.
Thanks Steve, would you use a different wheel for different materials? One for brass, one for steel, one for wood etc? Cheers
Hi Shaun I just use the same wheels for most things as long as I don't pollute the wheels with anything.
what is the horse power of the first motor ??
Hello. Can you give link on compaunds?
Great quality .. mega run out on the mandrels
They are dead easy to true up. I had to true up the ones on my Cruesen as well so its no big issue.
Excuse me is normal for this machine to have like a bump sound when you turn it on? Like it goes bomm sorry I can't explain myself ready well.
Evening, Steve -
Recently purchased this:
"LIBAOTML Adjustable Speed Polishing Machine, Multi-Function Bench Lathe Polisher, Bench Grinder..."
It's very similar to yours, and mine did come equipped w/ a decent flex-shaft. Also cane with several of these Dremel-like polishing "Bits."
Haven't had a chance to set it up yet, but I've heard nothing but good about it.
Think I paid about $125.00 or so for it.
I'll have to sub to your channel and see if you have any videos about some dust collection/hoods? A type of small bench top ventilation rig would be good for what I'll be using it for.
Appreciate your well done review here, thanks & take good care...
Why not a Dremel 4000?
bravo
I don't know if you will see this or respond but I am curious. I've been using a version of this tm2 for a few months as a lapidary related hobby. Yesterday the blue light started blinking and the motor made strange sounds. I turned it off immediately. And then tried turning it on later and it will not turn on. My friend thinks it's the carbon brushes so I'm waiting for those in the mail. Do you have any ideas?
It does sound brush related. I would try that and if possible clean the commutator. Other than that I don't know. Regards Steve
@@SteveJordan thank you!
Thanks sir 100% important for jwellers goldsmith
sir ,,,,,what is the cost of this total units.
Do the different grits have different colours, is it standard across supplies? Cheers
The Satene compound that I buy are all the same color
Just ordered one for myself. Do you have a link for the grease-free polishing compound? Thanks, Jon
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/450gm-abrasive-compound-150-grade-satene-compound-metal-polishing-mrmetalmagic/123295983239?hash=item1cb5036687:g:7YcAAOxy~iJRBDQM
Thanks Steve.
Hi. Do you have a link to the seller for the polish compound. Great video by the way. Regards kevin
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/450gm-abrasive-compound-150-grade-satene-compound-metal-polishing-mrmetalmagic/123295983239?hash=item1cb5036687:g:7YcAAOxy~iJRBDQM
@@SteveJordan Your video was recommended to me by the vendor of this machine, and I really learned a lot from you in such a short video, thank you! However....the ebay link to the buffing compound doesnt work anymore. Would you know where I can buy that compound nowadays?
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My mom needs help with it
My shaft fishy screw on 😩
machine cost price bro
It's in the link on this page. Regards Steve
THE BEST SATENE BUFFING COMPOUND CAN BE BOUGHT HERE:-
www.thepolishingshop.co.uk/abrasives/abrasive-compound-satene-compound/abrasive-compound-450g-small-bars
These look ok for home, shame the minimum speed is 1000, 500 would of been much more useful. Good though other than that.
I'm also looking for a bench grinder but with very low starting speed. Any idea, brand/model in mind? Can I plug a kind of router/ speed regulator to slow the motor down , do you think ???
SEE BUYING LINKS BELOW:-
TM® 220V Adjustable Speed Mini Polishing Machine -- goo.gl/tsVoYT US Warehouse -- goo.gl/y26kZk
Drillpro 0.4-6.5mm Flexible Shaft -- goo.gl/Lxk5bT (This flexi-shaft has the 10mm female thread connecting lug as shown in the video).
Satene Buffing Compound 150 Grit. (See seller for other grit grades).
www.thepolishingshop.co.uk/abrasives/abrasive-compound-satene-compound/abrasive-compound-450g-small-bars
Steve - can you respond to my invite?
Hi Simon, what was the invite? Sometimes I miss the comments.
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That's the most disgusting sounding buffer I've ever heard, it sounds like it's halfway through a catastrophic bearing failure
Hi. Do you have a link to the seller for the polish compound. Great video by the way. Regards kevin
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/450gm-abrasive-compound-150-grade-satene-compound-metal-polishing-mrmetalmagic/123295983239?hash=item1cb5036687:g:7YcAAOxy~iJRBDQM