Will this work with a machine buffer?
466047
I suppose it a small buffer might work. I just used a rag and my 10 year old porcelain sink looks new.
466048
It might. This product is very mild enough for a hand buff. It is almost as the products used to clean ceramic tops. So far it has removed coffe stains very well. Hope this answer your question.
1760972
I'm just another user, not the manufacturer, but if your Brother machine uses the standard rectangular plug with pedal and electric going in, it probably does! It's inexpensive enough to be worth the try!
673514
NO. I bought this to work with same machine and it does not work. I don't know why they tell people it works with that model. They don't even know the product that goes with the right machine, they just want t sell to you and not do their own research/homework. It's best if you bought this from the actual manufacturer to get the right one. They sell for more but at least your machine won't break.
787407
I do not know. I found the answer in my manual, parts section. I am sure the manual is online. It works great on my machine.
414036
You will have to check the power requirements for the machine. Check both the dC Voltage and amperage to see if it will work. Also check the plug style.
154609
Phew I am not sure. I used it to make screen frames. I suppose if you had one on the top and bottom portions of the connection it would work. Great thing about Amazon is they make it easy to return things. Hope it turns out great.
222188
If your machine takes a card reader blank, then I think it would. It works in my Babylock Ellure and Palette card reading unit perfectly. You definitely need a card reader to connect to your computer to transfer your emboridery machine. But consider going to brother's website and ask there on their message board.
1229037
I'm not familiar w/ the Sharper Image product. Buffer Bit fits on any standard drill, the kind that loosens and tightens on drill bits. Does your Sharper Image do that? Yes? Then it should work.
913496
Sorry, can't say. Have only used it as a buffer/ polisher for that it is great!
1699940
You should be able to since it runs on some high speeds. It's a very good buffer, I've had mine for awhile now and use it in the shop on a day to day basis and it still holds up.
1457640
This is for servers that has slots capable of supporting ECC fully buffered DDR2 DIMMS. Non-ECC has different slots. Some older mac desktop servers may have this slot, but I am not sure.
1242110
I believe it will. There is a USB a cable out there that charges very sliwly. It has one prong that plugs into the machine. The USB pictured I'd the best.
1823220
Don't believe and cannot verify as I no longer have the unit. My need for it ended and I sold it. For the cost, it was excellent, and for the few months it was used, the use was in an industrial setting with the buffer never failing. I would definitely buy again!
960568
We don't use that part, but yes it does. We use ours with diamond grinding pads for concrete. We have had 4 of these buffers for a while now & they still work great.
1155935
Check the memory specs required for that machine, if it's DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3 12800) , this memory will work. That's the only way to match memory to your computer. Looking up yor computer inline, it takes DDR3 RAM so this will work.
2014743
I would use A buffer because they have different speeds and you will have better controll
1078342
I think when we used this machine it only used a standard monitor type cable input. So unless you got a converter of some kind I doubt it.