Is this a double action polisher or a circular?
1881738
circular polisher or sander and this product is heavy but the speed is variable and a very nice product to have in your tool kit...
1881739
It's just circular. Can be used a a grinder but since I have one of those, but not with variable speed, I purchased this one. It's heavy, but does what I need it to do.
1168847
Not sure what you mean by true dual action and unfortunately I've never used a national Detroit. It is NOT a rotary sander that's for sure. It does side to size and up down motion as it spins. Definitely a nice tool. Hope this helps
1980880
I think it is too much torque to polisher. And very much of air consumption.You do Better to take of small electric Tooth grinder set.
513651
Yes it is an orbital sander, it IS NOT a DA/random orbital sander. The product description states: QS900's powerful 2.0 Amp motor provides a rotation speed of 16,000 orbits per minute
2025099
The box does say 7" polisher, however my personal feeling is that the tighter the bonnet ... the less slippage. But not so tight that the thing rips apart. So as the other replier states ..he uses a 6 1/2" bonnet and if it works ... why not?
1096722
No it is NOT! It strickly goes one direction, clockwise and has a varible speed switch as well as a lock on button. The random orbital-polisher does NOT spin in a true circle it is off set and for lack of a better term goes around and around in more of a off set circle and back and forth somewhat. Hard to use in tight areas becasue of this action in my opinon, as well as it does not have buffing capabilites, just polishing only! Hope this helps I've tried to explain the difference the best I know how. Good Luck, Bill
321034
Sorry, can't say for sure. This never worked even when it was brand new. I tried it for the first time and it stopped after one swirl and i was too frustrated to check inside the box. And promptly returned it...I think it had one coupler but about other tools, can't say for sure.
805343
It's conical. It look like a flat wheel grinder but the teeth are on the edges at a taper, thus making it a form of conical burr. A wheel burr grinder would have the teeth on the flat surfaces between the wheels.
5311
yeah but be carefull, if it spins too fast youll "burn" the finish on what you are polishing.
1912436
I ordered this same product by the same number and it is a "double D" tool for small engine card adjustment. The photos are not the very same product, note the picture of the end is a closeup taken from the side of that tool. Mine has no photo. This product number is correct from my experience.
1098617
Yes. That's how it works. It's called a "DA", which is short for "dual action" and it sands in a circular motion.
2146696
Yeah.......it has a threaded metal grommet in the center to fit common polishers..........I use a Makita
2223464
It has a trigger switch like a gun and rotary dial to set the RPM, not sure about the RPM range, could find it on their site. I did my whole pickup with it and worked great. I've never done mechanical polishing before so I was afraid that I might burn the paint with non-orbital wheel. Probably takes a bit more time but results IMO is quite good.
182145
Neither. You likely want a "polisher" and not a grinder. Polishers are slower and variable speed. Harbor freight has one for about $30 that will work perfectly for occasional use.
1505805
THE QUESTION: IS THE PORTER CABLE 7424XP A DUAL ACTION POLISHER? The answer is YES! You should check out either Pinnacle or Wolfgang for a great description of this polisher. Then on the same page check out the item HOW TO PROPERLY USE THE PORTABLE 7424 DUAL ACTION POLISHER. You can review the DVD on line and /or purchase the DVD for $12.99. The DVD walks you through the mechanics of a "dual action" polisher, how to prepare your buffing disc for the first time use, the use of different buffing disc, the proper way to apply your compound of choice and the proper way to buff your vehicle. As I recall, it is about 25 minutes of instruction. What is left? Just for you to use you new buffer following the instructions and gaining your own practical experience!
1795917
Unable to see the part numbers that you are talking about. I havs part # 91502. This polish is a cream polish, and is for polishing and protecting fine metals and is not as abrasive as the tube type polish. I have both types of polish but numbers do not match as to what you are asking about. I use this type of polish (cream) on mu chrome wheels on my vehicle. It polishes and protects the wheels. Hope this was of some help to you. Tom
913496
Sorry, can't say. Have only used it as a buffer/ polisher for that it is great!