New Product Coming Soon

Like most of us, I hate mudding up lead panels and all the manual labor and
intensive cleaning that has to be done. Besides the mess, I have a
surgically repaired shoulder that gets tired from all the brushing. So,
being a lazy sort, I designed a way to motorize this.

I know there is another powered brush product similar to what I've
developed, but mine has ( I think) several advantages. First, a choice of
bristles, secondly, brush refills without having to buy another adapter hub,
and lastly, designed to fit on a standard power head that is comfortable to
handle, rather than an underpowered electric drill that has to be held at an
awkward angle.

This will fit on a standard variable speed angle polisher/sander with a
5/8"-11 thread shaft. Makita, Black&Decker, Milwaukee, Craftsman, and
even Harbor Freight have this tool. (The Harbor freight model # is 46507.)

I have already reordered a small quantity of the hubs and brushes. If
you'd like to be the first kid on your block to have this new toy, drop me
an email at:

don at fixyourdoor dot com

and I'll send you more details and pricing. If you don't already have a
polisher/sander, I've made a deal with my local HF store to provide the one
mentioned above at a very attractive price.

This system isn't likely to appeal to the home hobbyist because of the cost.
It is a real time saver for the professional studio. I took a 48" square
bath window and polished the lead to a deep black burnish in about 10
minutes per side and didn't even break a sweat. This will come with a
natural tampico bristle for polishing, and nylon bristles for mudding.

"Moonraker" wrote in message
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Like most of us, I hate mudding up lead panels and all the manual labor
and
intensive cleaning that has to be done. Besides the mess, I have a
surgically repaired shoulder that gets tired from all the brushing. So,
being a lazy sort, I designed a way to motorize this.

I know there is another powered brush product similar to what I've
developed, but mine has ( I think) several advantages. First, a choice
of
bristles, secondly, brush refills without having to buy another adapter
hub,
and lastly, designed to fit on a standard power head that is comfortable
to
handle, rather than an underpowered electric drill that has to be held at
an
awkward angle.

This will fit on a standard variable speed angle polisher/sander with a
5/8"-11 thread shaft. Makita, Black&Decker, Milwaukee, Craftsman, and
even Harbor Freight have this tool. (The Harbor freight model # is
46507.)

I have already reordered a small quantity of the hubs and brushes. If
you'd like to be the first kid on your block to have this new toy, drop
me
an email at:

don at fixyourdoor dot com

and I'll send you more details and pricing. If you don't already have a
polisher/sander, I've made a deal with my local HF store to provide the
one
mentioned above at a very attractive price.

This system isn't likely to appeal to the home hobbyist because of the
cost.
It is a real time saver for the professional studio. I took a 48" square
bath window and polished the lead to a deep black burnish in about 10
minutes per side and didn't even break a sweat. This will come with a
natural tampico bristle for polishing, and nylon bristles for mudding.


So you're using it for glazing, and finishing? Send me one....

--
JK Sinrod
Sinrod Stained Glass Studios
www.sinrodstudios.com
Coney Island Memories
www.sinrodstudios.com/coneymemories