LOL....i just finished leveling,cleaning,polishing and deep cleaning fretboards on 3 guitars by hand... and finally decided to make something for my drill(dont have a dremel). came up w/ a very cool item that wirked like a champ!!! Necessity is the Mother of invention!!! Love it man!!

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Wow! Thank you Highline. Great tip.

Awesome video as always Chris !!

brilliant.......! Ty Chris and the guy (or gal) that brought this to his attention

Another great one, Chris!

Fantastic idea! Thank you 🙏🏻

Nice solution. We posted this video in our homemade tools forum this week :)

Great tip Chris.

Great idea!!! I will try this. Thanks.

I just bought some of those pads for a chair repair. I was wondering what to do with the extra. Now I know!

I was just at the hardware store looking for buffing wheels and didn't buy them because of the price tag. I guess I'm going back now to get these.

Thanks. I just got a Dremel and a few felt wheels came in the kit. I know I will use them up and need a lot more.

Great tip Chris! 👍

Another good idea for the no runner to the hardware store just order await and receive polishing never was this good thxz saving the guitar world owners

Brilliant! Thanks for sharing. 👍

Nice tip! Thank you!

Great tip! Thanks!

Thank you for sharing. Good idea.

Amazing, makes life easier. Any tips for cotton wheels? I need them to polish watches xD

Thank you for the great tip.

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Perfect timing. Thx :)

Thanks for the tip! Cheapest place to buy them is at Dollar Tree.

Great idea!

Cool, great idea. What compound do you use for polishing frets?

Nice Tip ! Cheers

Great idea, have you any ideas for how to make my own sander for cleaning my alloy wheels

Awesome, Thank you.😊

Great idea. Haven’t tried it yet. Does the adhesive cause a hard/stiff layer in the middle of the working surface, and does it ever leave a residue?

So cool!!

Great thx!

AEG GSL 600E I got an old version of that

What about the adhesive? I'd be concerned that the heat of use will reactivate the glue which will in turn either transfer to the surface to be polished or mix with the polishing compound. What's your experience? If it does not happen why do you think the glue is not a problem?

How fast does your dremel go? I got this straight grinder, but it's minimal 10k rpm, so, I think it's too quick for something like this right?

genius!!

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Hi friend great video, but I tried it a while back and it doesn’t really polish, not even compare to the real hard felt buffing wheels. Maybe for an emergency job, but I tried many different polishing compounds vs variety of surfaces- didn’t work for me. A hard thick leather disks( made by old compass cutting), or a thinner leather stock together works better. Please don’t feel offended, im just sharing my experience. Good luck to you, your work and your channel

Today i paid 2.77 dollars for a sigle Dremel felt polishing wheel number 429!!! I´m sure this garbage costs like 20 cents or less to make it. Thanks for the idea.

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Why not use the the felt pads to that Go to the legs Of furniture they are just Wright and come in larger sizes

you just blew my mind! sending you karma because you're the only one who gets what i'm looking after YAY

I don't think the adhesive surfaces in between are ideal for polishing frets... just saying.

But isnt that to hard and going to ruin a finish

It's a nice idea, but, it seems unnessary. Why buy the furniture pads and make them, when you can just buy the real thing. Unless you just already have these furniture pads laying around. It seems like a waste of money and time. All the same though the concept is good.