This is how I remember getting taught in Wood Shop classes back in the 80's. It's a slow, methodical, and fun process to get wood pieces polished and waxed just right.

Great video. I’ve been using buffing wheels, but I learned some great tips.

Fantastic instructional video. I learned exactly what I need to know and how to do it correctly. The details about the grit content and the pad composition. Straight and to the point, no grandstanding or endless, narcissistic needless banter. I never leave a comment on anyone's video. I have never been compelled. Until now. You now have another happy subscriber. Thank you.

Ow my, I so want to give this a try! Congrats on an inspiring video Sir.

Great information. Thank you for the help.

Great video Sir! Very informative!

Great tutorial, Thank you learned heaps.

Thank you!!! Great videos, great voice I could listen for hours.

Great tutorial really impressive. Thanks so much 👍👍

Lots of good advice.

Thank you so much for uploading this video

Thanks for he tips 👍🏻

thank you Sir,enjoyed your video.

This was my exact plan when I ordered the beall system to use with some watco, now I am very excited to do it in person. Great video with unique tips on how to use the beall. Thanks

I didn’t know we needed to remove the excess from the wheel. Thanks!!

Great video thanks

I gotta say Sir. I could learn somethings from you. Man, I wish I kmew you!

Thanks so much

excellent

I am curious about the quick change method of changing your buffing wheel. Is is a kit you bought or something you made?