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I make knives and I have a disk. So loose cotton wheel it is I guess. This cotton one I have on the other side is pretty tough.Maybe a paper wheel?
Loose one side and stitched wheel on the other?
Possibly even a flat disc for grinding?
What do you do?
Do you make handles, sharpen knives, make knives, do leather work?
What you do might affect what you should put on. Though there is a rather limited amount of options, they are still options that would make one or another better suited to Your particular usage.
Since you didn't state what you want to do with it, we can't just guess other than saying what each person themselves would do.
Me? I would likely do a stitched and loose wheel buffer setup for polished handles.
Ooooh scotch brite. That sounds like a winner. Which scotch brite wheel is it?I've got a 6" Baldor bench grinder as a companion to my larger Baldor buffer. I've found a spiral point (available at jewelers suppliers) one one side to be very useful. Lets you change between buffing wheels in seconds. I currently have a wire wheel on the other side, but I'm planning on replacing it with a scotchbright deburring wheel soon.
As was said, it really depends what you do with it. I'd definitely want at least one spiral point no matter what though