Zund polishing bit

[Bly]

Any Zund users have the P201 polishing bit?
If so how does it perform?
They aren't cheap so some feedback from a user would be great.

 

[Superior_Adam]

I do not have one but saw stuff it was used on when I was doing a demo at their headquarters. We have a flame polisher already and the edge the Zund puts out is already very smooth so if we want a polished edge we hit it with a quick pass using that. It would be interesting to hear others thoughts.

 

[thomlov]

I've got a couple of those polishing bits, using both for the Zund and the multicam. Works as intended, and leaves a very nice edge, straighter than flame polishing. Takes some time depending on how thick acrylic, since it has to polish only 5mm at the time.

 

[Bly]

Thanks. I'm thinking it will be faster than a flame for larger jobs.

 

[rossmosh]

I work with several people that specialize in acrylic. I can tell you that they all basically agree that flame polishing is their least favorite way to get a polished edge.

They all either use a laser cutter, diamond polish discs/tools, or use a buffing wheel.

 

[Z SIGNS]

While the mask is still on the plastic spray the edges with a gloss clear. Try it you will be very amazed at how easy it is to do and how good it looks.

 

[PrintTrader]

While the mask is still on the plastic spray the edges with a gloss clear. Try it you will be very amazed at how easy it is to do and how good it looks.

What is gloss clear?

 

[PrintItBig]

What is gloss clear?

Indeed. Gloss clear what?

 

[CanuckSigns]

I assume he means a gloss clear coat rattle can, something like an automotive clear coat.