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Question: Anyone ever use this to polish shoes?  If so, what was your experience?  Also, has anyone found a horsehair wheel attachment that fits (or can be retrofitted with a converter to the arbor)?  Thanks!
Document: I have a bench wheel grinder, but wanted to have this Wel-Bilt Benchtop Buffer to have a dedicated polish and buffing tool. It is 3/4 HP with two 8in. dia. wheels that will be enhanced with some other buffers and polishing wheels. I purchased several polishing bars and will dedicate a wheel to each grade.
Worked great for one day, then one of the wheels was wobbling and causing a bad vibration on my work bench (it was bolted down). Turns out the metal clip holding the wheel flush on the arbor was bent. Then a day later the on/off switch broke - it would not depress to the on position and the whole switch was loose. Not a good quality product. Not recommended.
For what I do, I don't have any use of several speeds - the single speed is perfect! You can also press as a much as you want while buffing and and it will not affect the speed  in any way. The price you pay for this thing is fantastic and could not be happier!
A simple, sturdy buffer that I use in my garage-shop to polish small silver and copper articles. It does a good job but you have to be careful polishing thin sheets such as the edge of a plate or you will bend them.
For the price, this is a nice grinder. I like the Grizzly 1015 better, but you also pay more. I use this grinder for buffing knife blades to a mirror finish. I cannot apply a lot of pressure w/o slowing the motor down, but it works with moderate pressure.
This buffer is not 3/4 horsepower.. Feels slightly better than a 1/3 HP motor. They use a shallow cut snap-ring grove on the shaft to stop the buffing wheel cups.. Too much torque on the nut might pop the snapring out of the groove. Price still makes it a reasonable purchase..
Great seller and purchase overall. I was very impressed with this buffer; it seemed to be well built, very low noise, and smooth. I'll get good use out of this. Changing to a cloth buffing wheel from my standard grinder back & forth was a pain, and didn't work really well in the end, so a dedicated polishing buffer was a great choice.
This buffer has the power to polish and the 8 inch wheels make most jobs fast. the wheels it came with are acceptable, you will have much fuzz in your shop when you use it.I had to screw this down to a custom box filled with about 8 pounds of lead to get it to stop walking around the bench (without polishing anything, just on), but it wasn't a difficult modification.
We have one buffer on a stand that has a wire brush on one side, and a cloth buffer on the other. We wanted one that would be more of a finish buffer with two felt wheels, but didn't want to spend a ton of money. A friend got one of these, and he liked it so well we went ahead and ordered one also.It's been in use now for 2 months and it's worked perfectly.Definitely recommended.
Bought this grinder about 6 months ago and have found its quality far exceeds the low price. Highly recommend purchasing.
Answer: yes