Answer to Guess what 4 by JeffG7BRJ

Photography • Macro • posted on Feb 26, 2008

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Well no fooling you this time I see, most of you got it right again. It is a miniture sanding disc, used mainly in modeling etc, or for places you cannot reach with your normal sander. Mine is used mainly in my stone polishing. The tiny hole is just 3mm and the whole disc is 20mm, for you ladies that is just a tad larger than your thumb nail. I can see I'm going to find somthing harder for the next one. Thanks for stopping by and for taking part, we need some fun now and again. Any of you that go on the forums there is a guessing game going on there. Just look in Photography for WOE(What on Earth), it can be quite challenging. May tyhe sun shine down on you, where ever you are.

Comments (22)

aljaysart

6:11AM | Tue, 26 February 2008

Thanks jeff for sharing that one LOL.

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mickuk50

6:28AM | Tue, 26 February 2008

it had to something along these lines .well done jeff and thanks mate these cheer you up no end when you can`nt get out because of the weather :o) mick

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rockstrider

8:08AM | Tue, 26 February 2008

Sorry to have missed this one Jeff - we've been away for the weekend and so havn't been in the galleries at all. I'll be looking forward to your next photo quiz though!!

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Janiss

8:59AM | Tue, 26 February 2008

Ah OK... cery intresting Jeff!

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Fred255

9:32AM | Tue, 26 February 2008

Glad you told me, I had another sleepless night trying to work out what it was!!!

MrsLubner

9:43AM | Tue, 26 February 2008

I have a Dremel and one of the items I use most is the sanding disks. They stick to a wheel on the end of the Dremel and I can smooth out any rough edge on my finer jobs. Aside from not fooling many, I have to say you did an excellent job with these macros! no wonder you didn't fool too many - you took such great detailed shots.

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timtripp

10:14AM | Tue, 26 February 2008

thanks

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rainbows

12:15PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

Thanks for letting us all know what it is, dear Jeff. Great captures and such fun to join in with all here. Keep them coming and us guessing! Sunshine Hugs, Diane. xx

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krakosky

1:04PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

thanks fore explanation.

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Richardphotos

1:50PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

I have the same tool somewhere(actually I sold it).I have not used in many years as most of my work was accomplished with a belt sander and orbitals.

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stevey3d

1:54PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

Excellent Jeff! I use a minicraft for my modeling and motorbike fairings that I have renovated. They make your hand go numb though! LOL! 5+

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Alex_Antonov

2:04PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

Fantastic image! 5+!

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Madbat

2:22PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

Aha! I knew it! So what's next?

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artaddict2

4:26PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

Pj has a point Jeff - you gave too much away with the great detail to the shot. These are real fun and I hope you keep coming up with some more ideas. Bravo!!!

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SSoffia

5:45PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

O_O UNA LIMA DE AGUA ????

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jocko500

6:57PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

real cool

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beachzz

2:36AM | Wed, 27 February 2008

Nice one, Jeff, these are really fun!!

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huismus

4:23AM | Wed, 27 February 2008

I have one and didn’t recognize it. Well done Jeff!

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auntietk

8:43AM | Wed, 27 February 2008

Wow - that's really tiny! Very cool. I stumbled upon WOE a week or so ago, but had NO idea what any of those things were! Even when somebody figured it out, I STILL didn't know! LOL! Your photography of these very small objects is just excellent. Whether I can figure it out or not, I'm impressed as all get-out with the quality of the work you're doing!

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