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Old 03-23-2010, 03:19 PM #1
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Best rotary polisher?

I am looking to buy a new rotary after my Makita 9227 took a dump on me. I have a Flex DA (xc3401vrg) and, while it is nice, I need that rotary cut. I am looking at the Metabo (PE12-175) or a DeWalt? What do you guys use?
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what does rotary cut mean? i have an orbital..i know that just mimiks the motion of handwaxing. whats the difference with all the polishers? which one is better?
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a rotary only spins. a dial action spins AND rotates in an orbit. a rotary spins faster than a dual action polisher.
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i love my dewalt. ive had it for 5 years and it still runs very strong at any rpm.
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What model do you have?
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I use a cyclo...expensive but worth it
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I have a Makita 9227 and a Dewalt 849. Too bad your Makita took a dump. One thing I love about the Dewalt is that it is very easy to control the trigger and therefore the speed and the cut. I've had the Dewalt for over 5 years too. Never had a problem.
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I use a cyclo...expensive but worth it
Cyclo is orbital, not rotary
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