Actually, I seem to recall seeing a foam buff made in Germany. Looked like a dish scrubber on a mandril..
You are obviously unaware that many clinicians place high value on shiny, whether it serves a purpose or not.
If they cost similar to Robinson brush it would sell like hotcakes.
The only thing they like better than shiny is a blue light. If we could put a blue light in the wax rim their heads would explode.
Thanks for the video Tom, I kept trying this on my lathe on low speed and was getting a couple of dull spots on and off. Really appreciate it, have had a few comments now from drs about how shiny they are now!
Yep, and it's the projection and perception of value that set apart the work. It may be all functional, but does it make them feel like you put something "special" into it, and make them feel special. We sell ideas as much as prosthesis.
... and a button.... must have a button or switch to push or flip..... POP!
maybe a small battery, a micro membrane pressure switch under a 2nd molar and a surface mount LED under each canine and 1st premolar? It'd all be sealed in acrylic, so no leaching issues from the battery.
Thank you, coming from you especially. That's nearly my business plan in a nutshell. Any yahoo can add a tooth.
As long as your room is between 67.41 and 68.57 you should be good.2 fricken pages on how to shine wax?
....and no one has suggested ideal room temps yet
I sure hope that isn't centigrade.
