Ultimate Polishing Machine
04-19-2007, 10:36 AM
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Ultimate Polishing Machine
Hey guys. I was crusin' through the Autopia forum and ran across this tidbit of info. I figure it may be on interest to some. David Bynum is developing a new buffer based on the PC 7424 and will be on the market by June. This is an excerpt or more of a teaser . . . and the rest of the info can be found here.
Capabilities
To say that this is simply a "clone" of the Porter Cable would not give credit to the many improvements and the significantly improved capabilities. In short, this machine offers 90% of the polishing capabilities of a good rotary without the potential hazards. The combination of the more powerful motor and the vastly improved head unit allow this machine to work polishes harder than any other electric orbital on the market, yet the machine is smooth enough to operate with one hand at full speed.
To say that this is simply a "clone" of the Porter Cable would not give credit to the many improvements and the significantly improved capabilities. In short, this machine offers 90% of the polishing capabilities of a good rotary without the potential hazards. The combination of the more powerful motor and the vastly improved head unit allow this machine to work polishes harder than any other electric orbital on the market, yet the machine is smooth enough to operate with one hand at full speed.
04-19-2007, 11:43 PM
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Final assembly and testing will be at the ARC of San Diego facility, where we will employ a number of adults with learning disabilities full-time on this product line (production and refurbishing).
05-03-2007, 04:34 PM
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count me in for one. I've been looking at a PC, but if this is better, I'm all for it.
As long as it won't give me the holograming I got with a true rotary, I'm down!
As long as it won't give me the holograming I got with a true rotary, I'm down!
05-03-2007, 08:17 PM
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This sounds good to me
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