Restoration Techniques - Polishing, Refinishing, Bluing, Rust, etc..
Dealing with all subjects relating to watch restoration techniques such as Rust Removal, Bluing, Refinishing etc...
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I have one of those and it's OK, but I prefer the Chinese Moebius knock-off. The metal gauze isn't removable, and I find that a bit inconvenient. Also, the Horotec style bottle doesn't agitate the epilame when you turn it around. From the post I linked, it seems the Chinese Moebius knock-off bottles are about $25. -
Well if you get the Jack & want to convert to speed control via potentiometer I can send you a wiring diagram & explain how to do it if needed it is very easy, I also changed the pulley to same size as on lathe so I could be sure the rpm on the display is correct. Dell -
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