Q: polishing curved surfaces?

[Lauri Levanto]

What kind of tools I need?
In my kiln cast sculptures I have large surfaces
that are slightly curved - convex nac concave.
What are the proper tools for grinding and polishing?

Just now I have nothing but two grades of diamond pad,
1000 grit wet'n'dry paper and a piece of chamoise
to use with aluminium oxide.

The hand polishing keeps me unhealthy long
times in front of telly. Suggestions for inexpensive
power tool solution?

-lauri

[Brian and Jenny Blanthorn]

What kind of tools I need?
In my kiln cast sculptures I have large surfaces
that are slightly curved - convex nac concave.
What are the proper tools for grinding and polishing?

Just now I have nothing but two grades of diamond pad,
1000 grit wet'n'dry paper and a piece of chamoise
to use with aluminium oxide.

The hand polishing keeps me unhealthy long
times in front of telly. Suggestions for inexpensive
power tool solution?

-lauri

Have a look over His

http://www.hisglassworks.com/index.html

Much of the time I use a battery powered drill with pads attached

[Lauri Levanto]

Thanks Brian, I had forgottn that.
It does not work in winter, when the roads are icy.

I have a Dremel, but have to find diamond pads for it.

-lauri

[Brian and Jenny Blanthorn]

Thanks Brian, I had forgottn that.
It does not work in winter, when the roads are icy.

I have a Dremel, but have to find diamond pads for it.

-lauri

Works better in winter the water keeps it cool

But better the ice is an added coolant n U can go faster

If U cant buy what U want U can buy the diomond pads n stick em on n make ur own