what is the slowest rpm?
247911
2800 rpm at the first setting. This thing has tons of power/torque. It's loud. It devours mild steel in a hail of sparks.
2158953
I checked it with my stopwatch on Saturday and it's about 5 rpms might be slow enough for a mobile but was much too slow for the wind spinner I wanted it for.
796829
No, it has a 5400 rpm drive. Really slows down otherwise great performance.
1441242
I don't know the RPMs, but I use all kinds of cleaners with it. It does a pretty good job for being battery operated. I would love to have one that plugs-in. That would definitely have more RPMs.
1596649
Like others have stated, my Makita has a single speed of 10,000 rpm. I suspect that the "Product Description" is for a different tool. The "From the Manufacturer" description appears to be correct. That said, I think it's still a great tool and would buy it again.
1137571
I installed 2 of them in my classroom. I prefer them on low since they are close to my desk. I depend on listening to help me monitor my students and class room behavior. However, if I had put them on the other side of the room or had not put them so close together, I would use a higher RPM.
2058209
like the previous answers, but on my case, i can move the RPM with a free Software for get more cool
578564
The instructions say that at high it's vibration frequency Is 6000/min and low is 5000 I would quess that's there term for rpm but not 100% hope it helps.
1846069
Comes with adapter to be controlled by motherboard to achieve low RPM.. or just use a controller for speeds like 800 to 1500 RPM
1350096
Hi, l do not know what the rpm is. I ordered it on line and it seems to be working alright.
1168927
There is a bug in 2014 RPM that causes a memory leak after about 20 minutes of use. It will end up using 300+mb of RAM after a while and slow to a crawl. It should run ok if you close and reopen the software every 15 minutes or so.
897636
Mine that I just got today definitely has a gradual start. I can get it to run as low as ~5rpm pretty easily.
2132081
The RPM doesn't matter because it is a piece of crap. Don't buy it. You can't modify the speed, but most importantly it has absolutely NO torque. You can literally hold the arbor with your fingers to stop it from spinning.
732309
You're welcome. That is hilarious - 6000 RPMs. I did not find the RPM data in the manual instead I found it at the following website: http://www.farreys.com/ceiling_fans/casablanca/bullet_fan.html but it only provided data regarding the highest speed.
1110679
I believe that info is a typo, it does not have rpm's, it's a Solid State Disk, the speed is very good, as long as what you are running is ARM compatabile. the ubuntu distro that comes with it is acceptable when run in Gnome Fallback, less so in Unity. Android runs great, but is a pain the ass to Root.
1064632
It has four speeds: fast screw-in, slow screw-in, fast screw-out and slow screw-out. There are also 22 settings of torque.
1441241
150 rpms, unless you apply pressure than about 100. It's pretty terrible in all respects, stay away. I'd check out black n decker instead