Can I use this grinder to polish inside of bracelets?
1980880
I think it is too much torque to polisher. And very much of air consumption.You do Better to take of small electric Tooth grinder set.
1980881
No, to operate this grinder you need an air compressor and is too big for that job I better recommend a Dremel tool it's very handy and it works with 120 Volts like any appliance in you're house.
1980882
I think it would be too harsh on the bracelets as it might create scratches. You can try using a less abrasive attachment but I suggest you to try it on something less valuable first.
2149542
This tool is not delicate to use on jewlery . you need a rotory electic pencil type engraver .
2145867
Yes, but don't put anything in that has pearls or stones that are just glued in. Tried to clean an old Sarah Coventry bracelet that I had, the gold part came out nicely but the stones and pearls fell out. Does a very good job on good jewelry.
1091716
It's not worth the risk, grinders are cheap. This polisher is very powerful and can do some serious damage if not used for its intended purpose.
32140
I imagine you could, but I'm not sure how well, a rotary grinder would probably be better for saffron. With this type of grinder you'd probably have to fold the saffron threads into a bundle then attempt to grind it, but I don't think it'd come out as well.
422809
This is fine. Use it with a Dremel & Mother's mag wheel polishing cream. You'll like the results.
2130328
Whether you gas or steam autoclave the grinder, it will do fine; but unless you need it for surgery, why not just wash it?The inside is not chromed, so there is no chance of the chrome coming off in your food.
740678
You probably could, but the grinder is pretty small, and I'm not sure it is strong enough to do peppercorns for very long. I bought it for a strange reason. My wife and I like Outback, and Outback has salt and pepper grinders that are pretty small. My left hand does not grip well, so I bought this to put in my wife's purse for when we went to Outback (I do use it at home also for pink Himalayan salt). However last week they closed our Outback here in Yuma AZ. I'm bummed! By the way, mine works great for the salt. It comes out VERY fine and powdery.
1619049
Yes, but- slightly tip the grinder forward and tap the bottom on the counter before pulling out the plastic container Or only grind half of what you need at a time. Good luck, both methods work for me.
2104649
I use the Hawaiian Red, but I get crystals that are similar in size to other sea salts, not sure if a finer crystal would work, but would not believe it could damage the grinder/
962707
I've been working with glass for over 30 years. For grinding glass you want to use a wet grinder. This would not work. regardless of the disk used.
800486
It's a die grinder. Not made for that. Use a drill with a rotary wire brush. Use a slow speed buffer for buffing with a 5 to 7 inch pad. However, if you have those small rotary buffs from Eastwood - the kind you might buff a wheel or aluminum manifold with, it would be suitable.
2236208
I have not tried it, but I would think the way it is built that you should be able to accomplish that. This grinder has several grind settings and does a great job. I am very pleased with it since I purchased it.
1439522
It's just salt... There shouldn't be any problem with grinders unless they are cheap plastic grinding wheels. It's no harder than typical table salt
2211491
I wouldn't use a 5000 rpm die grinder for polishing, really think about what your asking?
1983678
Yes. More so than any other grinder I've used in the past. The grinder performs well and this is not a big issue but you will most likely be cleaning up grinds that cling to the unit after you use it.
1493252
It will depend on how many amps the grinder draws while running. If I remember right this switch is good for ten amps. A small grinder would work fine.