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oldc6
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buffer box

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Box for buffer..... Some old shelving, and scrap MDF.

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That's pretty slick. I may have to borrow some of those ideas..
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Nice design and well done. I would strongly suggest that you put good dust collection behind each buffing wheel. This could save your lungs and your life.
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