[Jewelry making - Article 00687] - Re: [Orchid] "Dead-man" switch on buffer

[andy lampe]

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    On the comment of a dead man switch, they can be ordered from about
    any electrical provider. They are easy to install, the dead man
    switch has two leads, one which the buffer is plugged into and the
    other goes to the outlet. You then just leave the buffer on and when
    you step on the switch, which is like your foredom foot pedal, the
    buffer goes on and when you remove pressure, it goes off. You can
    control the amount of spin by starting the buffer, and then take your
    foot off so it is only spins without power. A great thing when you
    are polishing chain. After my mother took off one of her fingers,
    this is all I use. 

Andy Lampe
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