"Gold Crown" Ball Polisher

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C'mon, man!
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rexus31 said:
It's FINALLY finished!

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Very cool. You are well gifted with creativity and craftsmanship. It looks like it would come out a Brunswick factory.
 
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DeeDeeCues

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Bavafongoul said:
Awhile……you got good spelling and grammar……study more …..it will take you awhile longer.
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You are wrong.

He was using it as a preposition, as in, 'polishing balls by hand would take a while.'

If he used it to modify a verb, he would use 'awhile', as in, 'I'm going to polish my balls for awhile.'

You used it incorrectly, as you used it as a preposition and should have said, 'a while'.

You can search, 'a while vs. awhile' and read Merriam-Webster's explanation.

And your comments about just buying a ball cleaner were dickish, at best.
 
ibuycues

ibuycues

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rexus31 said:
It's blue! I'm on the home stretch. i'm going to let the paint cure for a couple weeks before I install the stainless trim around the edge. Then it's done. Finally!

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This has got to be the best looking, most highly functioning ball polisher I have ever seen, maybe that anyone has ever seen.
You are to be congratulated for such good work!
I have thoroughly enjoyed the entire thread. I have been retired for many years, was an engineer for 35 years, but you have me now worrying again about the rate at which ions will migrate toward the insulant.

Thanks for a great thread.
Will Prout
 
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kitsap

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ibuycues said:
This has got to be the best looking, most highly functioning ball polisher I have ever seen, maybe that anyone has ever seen.
You are to be congratulated for such good work!
I have thoroughly enjoyed the entire thread. I have been retired for many years, was an engineer for 35 years, but you have me now worrying again about the rate at which ions will migrate toward the insulant.

Thanks for a great thread.
Will Prout
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Will,

Once and engineer, always an engineer! :)

Doug
 
rexus31

rexus31

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ibuycues said:
This has got to be the best looking, most highly functioning ball polisher I have ever seen, maybe that anyone has ever seen.
You are to be congratulated for such good work!
I have thoroughly enjoyed the entire thread. I have been retired for many years, was an engineer for 35 years, but you have me now worrying again about the rate at which ions will migrate toward the insulant.

Thanks for a great thread.
Will Prout
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Thanks, Will! It was a labor of love for sure. Although I enjoyed the build and the problem solving that came along with it, I'm glad it's completed and functioning as intended!
 
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RussPrince

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realkingcobra said:
Nope, it's based on the Diamond ball polisher principle, sprocket in the middle separates the balls to avoid collision marks, and helps assist the rotation of the balls while they're spinning around the inside.
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Hey rkc, I tried to send you a pm, but am unable to. I wanted to ask you a question offline regarding my ball polisher design, and don't want to derail this very nice thread illustrating rexus's amazing accomplishment. do you have any other contact info?
 
buckshotshoey

buckshotshoey

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RussPrince said:
Hey rkc, I tried to send you a pm, but am unable to. I wanted to ask you a question offline regarding my ball polisher design, and don't want to derail this very nice thread illustrating rexus's amazing accomplishment. do you have any other contact info?
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He is no longer on AZ. Get on his Facebook page.
 
realkingcobra

realkingcobra

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RussPrince said:
Hey rkc, I tried to send you a pm, but am unable to. I wanted to ask you a question offline regarding my ball polisher design, and don't want to derail this very nice thread illustrating rexus's amazing accomplishment. do you have any other contact info?
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Call me, 702-927-5689
 
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