is it a solid line or rotary
513168
hey it projects a solid line with the spinning laser. im not an expert on laser levels but I really do like this one. I bought a tripod to go with it.im a cabinet maker and im working in an old old very settled house. it was great for marking lines around the room to take measurements from. I am happy with it.
513169
Solid. It has one laser that points up into a conical (cone shaped) mirror. The conical mirror deflects the laser 90 degrees in all directions creating a 360 degree laser line. It is balanced at the factory to be level. It is self-leveling like a plumb bob provided it is in 4 degrees of level. I love mine. No moving parts!
513170
top part is rotary giving 360 deg horizontal line. Can also turn on vertical line (from black area on left of device on picture) to provide vertical and horizontal crossing lines.
513171
It's a solid line that hits a mirror and creates a 360° line. It's a good product for the money I am a professional painter by trade. Prior to this I used a laser level from Sears (craftsman) it was mediocre compared to this model. Make sure you get the tripod as the platform that comes with it isn't the best.
513172
It is a solid 360 degree line with a variance of +/- 3/16" within 20 feet. Not recommended for professional use.
1394612
Depends really on what your ultimate goal is for what you are doing. Rotarys require some skill to master if you do not know what you are doing you can cause some serious damage even with a foam pad and polish. However, rotaries also have the ability to work much faster and remove more severe defects from the surface. You can get a flawless finish with a rotary with the correct pad and polish. Now, if you are new to polishing and sick of doing things by hand a DA polisher is the tool for you. If you get somthing like a porter cable or meguiars it is a non forced rotation. What this means is when too much pressure is applied the pad will stop rotating and just vibrate on the surface. DA's are great for getting flawless finishes on decent paint . They excel at removing swirls and light oxidation with NO buffer marks. If you need speed the rotary is the way to go. I have both the porter cable and makita. I prefer the rotary, but if you are just a hobbyist i recommend a DA polisher. They are safer and you will get a better finish if your skill level is low.
852817
You have to turn the knob as you cut. Something like tighten, rotate, tighten, rotate.. repeat until the line is cut.
2234766
Its just a finely detailed cylinder within a cylinder. You hold the outside casing cylinder and rotate the end knob of the inner cylinder. It does a pretty good job.
703770
I have synthetic line that I'm using it with. I did use a small round file and emery to smooth any rough spots on the pulley and rounded the inside edges of the housing.
1069317
I used a 3/4 " line. I think the Rheem website will tell you the minimum line.
1069318
Used 3/4" line. Would probably not be good to use a smaller line, but check the Rheem specifications and installation requirements.
2149592
no. It has 360 degree rotation. I love it. I use it for painting heavy garden statuary.
874588
Rotary tool hands down. They're are lighter and faster (sharp bits are the key) on pre hung wall materials of any kind. But if you want a fantastic jigsaw. Buy the makita.
798856
I believe it work by centrifugal force. When the blade spins the red line appears.
1238681
No it's a solid blade. The one I received also had a straight blade as opposed to the curved one in the photo. I didn't really care though.
129858
The Pro model comes with spare spool & both the single & double handles. R & R the red line with a better premium line like Suffix Elite or DuPont Stren! Suffix is a really slick line that cast's quite well and has high abrasion.
388088
I have used it for sanding and for grout removal. It is an excellent tool for both of those uses. It is not a rotary tool though, it uses a reciprocating motion. If you are trying to make long cuts in concrete a right angle grinder with a diamond cutter would probably be a better choice.
1975488
I don't remember. I use this to boil sap. BUT I use two separate lines not the one like shown.
77993
Yes, it looks like it is. I can tell from the base. The new Rotadent has a round base. I made the mistake of ordering a new brush that had a rounded base and ended up returning it. This one will fit the old model.
1697669
Circular motion. If you are having trouble with it wondering around, check that the base plate is not warped. It is a cast plastic material. I had to replace mine because the sander was wondering, vibrating, and I could not hold it in a straight line. After the replacement, the sander settled down to a smooth operation.
539530
random orbital. I don't know if any of the old straight back and forth. However, this is the best sander I have owned and I think you would like it. works fast, no swirls.