Created a Mod Polishing Jig

[Cevan]

I was trying to find a good way of polishing/brushing my mods soooo, I ran off to Home Depot and grabbed the goods to come up with this... mod Polisher Spinning Holder Thingy

1/4 Threaded rod - 1/4 nuts / wing nuts, 1/4 fender washer and lock washer - Picked up a few #3 drilled stoppers from the local HomeBrew shop to help keep it centered and prevent wobble.

Mounted on a drill and worked it with sandpaper --- Worked out pretty well !!

Copper VaporWall Nemesis:

Black Copper Stingray w nice little Patina growing:

 

[Cevan]

On another topic ... was not happy with switch, too much wobble and crunch.

1 -Cleaned up the switch post and inside switch threaded ring with a little ultra fine sandpaper.

2 -I find the rice pins are too small on clones and some authentics: I found that 12g solid copper wire fits perfect on many Nemesis/Stingray type switches. Not too loose and Not too tight to cause problems... and its copper, cant hurt right !

 

[Gargoyle]

Very cool!

 

[JaRod]

very creative, nice job!!! all of my mods are SS, chromed or painted so I don't have to polish them, but if I ever buy a copper mod, I'll steal your idea

 

[tnt56]

Nice work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[jeremy king]

That's a great idea!! I have been using a old carto in a drill threaded in the 510. That looks more solid.

 

[Cevan]

I tried that too ...the problem was you have to leave the top cap on and be very careful not hit that with the sandpaper. Also when I stopped the drill the MOD would spin it self loose.

 

[CloudsinCrowds]

I love that idea, its fantastic.
Makes me want to find a small electric motor and the needed mounts to make a micro polishing lathe

 

[jarreddizzle]

Great diy... I'm going to try to make one too

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