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Good luck trying to buy 1 off or 4 off in <insert major hardware store here>

try Reece's or Tradelink or even bunnings

You might better off starting with something designed for metal finishing

http://www.blackwoods.com.au/browse/belt-sanding-grinding-and-linishing-machines/202003853?c=Group

Is Ungar metal still on Warrigal Rd near Holmesglen ?

No problems for me since the fix on Monday

Which side of Melbourne are you in, I have a friend down there that could put one together for you. He's in Keysborough if that's close by. PM me for details if it is of help.

Where can you get these from?

Batteries on these things are usually the only things that go wrong but they are expensive.

I have the same problem but it is more prominent when typing a private message. I will try firefox.

If they are still there Ungar metals on Warrigal Rd Chadstone http://www.ungarmetals.com.au/

they can plate it black

Anyone on the Gold Coast or nearby have any used power hacksaw blades they are throwing out no longer need. I would like a few to make some tools out of them. I'm not worried about the teeth as they...

As a former metal polisher, I can quite easily remove all those blemishes and give them back to you all smooth and shiny.http://d1r5wj36adg1sk.cloudfront.net/images/smilies/standard/biggrin.gif

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I grew up in a metal polishing factory and as a metal polisher myself for over 20 years I don't know why you wold want Variable speed. You need speed to polish. Our machines were al 3phase 3,4,5 Hp...

I would not consider a revers function for polishing, that is a recipe for disaster. Most polishing lathes run around 3500 rpm so depending on the size wheel you are going to use speeds from 3000 to...

I'm no expert when it comes to castings but I think it may be able to be done in stainless otherwise it could be cheaper to do it in zinc and then chrome plate. It depends on the cost and what you...

Looks good and with a polish it will look great. As for casting, it depends on the quantity you want, but for small runs the lost wax method might be viable.

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