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i have recently been having fun casting sm bronze art pc's, the dremel has proven it's value. but i needed to get into tight spots that needed a fine polish. i remembered a sanding cone shape that was used at a shop i worked at, but they were too large for my pc's,i decided to make my own. one sheet of 80 grit emery cloth, a tube of glue, and a mandrel made from a sm drill bit (.093). i cut the emery with scissors 2 in. long, 3/4 wide,tapering to a point, roll the cloth(like a cigarette) add small drops of glue as you roll,press onto the mandrel,i use low speed, results are immediate. maybe this could be another acc. for the dremel family. ron francis
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i've realized that the drill bit(.093) must be tapered to a point to secure the sanding cone. ron francis....
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That sounds like a good idea one that I might have to try. Thanks for the idea.
Doug 
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