New Rotary

Well I'll be...your right it's there...I think :shead:


Is that the button just above the triger? I thought it was a screw or something? it dosen't look like a button...but come to think of it the Makita's button is very similar..mm..my bad :sorry:

 

Thats it!!!, glad you found it.

 

Oh yeah totally...Nice and light....It is really nice!

Thanks again! I like how it moves, congrats again on your new machine!!!:applause2:

 

Yep, thats it.

Good, glad you like it.

 

Real nice, what is the model number?:applause2:

 

51610

 

sorry to bring this thread back from the thread......any chance can you tell me how this buffer compares to a dewalt 849? I'm currently shopping my first personal buffer.

 

I will eventually, but not at this time, sorry.

 

UPDATE: Well Ive used the Dynabrade for a number of hours and I have nothing but good things to say about it. I love the weight, the way it feels, basically everything. I have zero complaints.

 

I was going to say as well, it looks exactly like my old Black and Decker and it was a tank. Let us know how you like it.

 

911, the Dynabrade is a great buffer, well for someone that likes a little heavier buffer. After a few cars you actually get used to the weight so I don't think the weight should be a factor.

 

nice, how much do those run for?

 

Around $250 I believe.

 

awesome purchase. It is a solid unit! it is like a light weight dewalt!

 

I got my new rotary yesterday, a 9227c. I love it already even though I haven't used it, coming from a PC for last last 2 and a half years, it just *feels* so professional. I ran it for a minute too, and the lack of vibrations and noise is very impressive.

 

Yeah rotaries are very nice tools, hehe. With the right pad and compound/polish, you can do some serious work in a less amount of time. You just have to be very careful though. :giggle: