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Like George says, grinders can make very aggressive buffers.
Better to buff on the lathe in my opinion, I used to use the Charnwood solely for that purpose and it always worked well.
A bit of threaded stud held in a Jacobs chuck with the tailstock up the other end held three different grades of wheel easily.

[QUOTE="Grump, post: 213835, member: 232"] Like George says, grinders can make very aggressive buffers. Better to buff on the lathe in my opinion, I used to use the Charnwood solely for that purpose and it always worked well. A bit of threaded stud held in a Jacobs chuck with the tailstock up the other end held three different grades of wheel easily. [/QUOTE]

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