Small polisher

[Tomo_Rep.97]

I'm thinking this may not be a thing, but only thing I can think of doing is asking on here as you seem to get the answer very quick on here!

I'm after a small polisher, I have small things to polish, awkward corners etc and I'd much rather have a smaller lighter machine to polish with. I've seen a few machines in other countries that are smaller but just a smaller polisher would be great, a 3' one would be good!

Does anyone have any suggestions to this? I don't want to spend a huge amount of money, but I'm happy to pay for quality!

I'm not fussed whether it's rotary or whatever, as long as it's powered haha!

Cheers.

 

[DannyR]

Dremel with a polishing pad?

 

[bozothenutter]

grinding wheel with a polishpad?

 

[Yellow Dave]

How small, you can get extension bars for rotary machines so it's simply the size of the chosen polishing pad and backing plate

 

[Tomo_Rep.97]

I shall search for a good but not too expensive rotary machine! Unless you can recommend one off your head that's not too expensive?!

Thanks

Dremel with a polishing pad?

grinding wheel with a polishpad?

How small, you can get extension bars for rotary machines so it's simply the size of the chosen polishing pad and backing plate

Cheers

 

[Gally]

You could buy a £40 Silverline and small polishing pads and the other things you need.

 

[Tomo_Rep.97]

You could buy a £40 Silverline and small polishing pads and the other things you need.

Nice one cheers bud! Is that the best one for that price range? Cheers

 

[Gally]

It's the cheapest and has slow start but it's dang heavy!

 

[Tomo_Rep.97]

It's the cheapest and has slow start but it's dang heavy!

ahh looking for something lighter! More mobile

 

[Tomo_Rep.97]

Would this be any good? http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0046ABX8S/?tag=cliospnet01-21

I would be getting it for £50? I could then change the backing pad to a 3' from chemical guys apparently. But is it any good? Or is there anything I should pay a little bit more for? Cheers

 

[Yellow Dave]

The standards das6 isn't a great machine for getting into small spaces. Being heavier the rotary mentioned earlier with the extension and spot pads would be more useable