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buffing wheel

 

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Noun buffing wheel has 1 sense
  1. buffing wheel - a wheel that is covered with soft material
    --1 is a kind of
    wheel
    --1 is a part of buffer, polisher

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Buffing Wheel

A buffing wheel is a tool used in various industries for polishing and smoothing surfaces. It consists of multiple layers of soft fabric or abrasive material attached to a rotating wheel or disk. Buffing wheels are commonly used in automotive, woodworking, and jewelry-making applications.

Senses and Usages

1. Noun: Tool for Polishing

In its primary sense, a buffing wheel refers to a specialized tool used for polishing and buffing various materials. It is often made of cotton, sisal, or felt and attached to a machine or handheld tool.

Example sentence: To attain a glossy finish on the car's surface, the automotive painter used a buffing wheel.

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2. Verb: Polishing Action

The term "buffing wheel" can also be used as a verb to describe the action of polishing or smoothing a surface using a buffing wheel tool.

Example sentence: After sanding the wooden table, she buffed the surface with a spinning buffing wheel.

3. Noun: Enthusiast or Expert

Informally, "buffing wheel" can be used to describe a knowledgeable enthusiast or expert in a particular subject or activity.

Example sentence: As a movie buffing wheel, he could effortlessly discuss the smallest details of any film.

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