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I still love my dynabrade, like 2o2 said, when you push the button its rotary. I also love mine for any large area. I use my Porter Cable now mainly for the smaller areas, (I also use smaller pads on the Porter Cable)

Look around for a used Makita, Other than sheer abuse they are tough to wear out. I found mine for $100.00 used. If not, shop around, sub $200.00 sale prices can usually be found Dont forget to get a Dynabrade attatchment for the Rotary, its like an orbital on steroids, awesome

Looks good to me

Sweet

Meguiars Soft Buff 2.0 7 Inch Foam Pads 3 Pack - Your Choice!

Sohail it takes any standard DA backing plate, 5/16 thread. Look at page 2 of this thread and KB has some great pics and descriptions with some mods to the plate that comes with the Dynabrade

I would like my stuff packed in round foam discs of various diameters and colors ;)

So what do you prefer?? Just curious. If there is a better option what is it? FWIW I save my packing in a garbage bag and eventually use it up

I think its 3/4 of an inch, certainly a great addition to a rotary buffer:props:

I did a little side by side testing with the Dynabrade and the PC and the vibration with the Dynabrade seems a lot less. Probably the larger orbits creating a lower frequency vibration that is less annoying in my opinion. The PC has that "buzz" to it, the Dynabrade on a Makita does...

I agree Richy, thats where the oh so valuable "experience" comes into play. Thats one thing that probably saved me from making too many mistakes, was reading about everyone else's experience and what "NOT" to do

Thats getting into a subject Ive been meaning to get into. With a rotary youre basicly using a rotary "cutter" so to speak and the majority of the "cutting" is being done on the outside diameter of the pad. The surface speed on the outside diameter is a major factor in determining how...

Love the old school buffer, thats great

Wow, very nice.... thats some curvy hood, its like a funhouse mirror (now)

Machine Tool Repair, mostly on the electronic/electrical side

Thanks Bobby, hopefully the nice blanket of foam peanuts will help :props: Im curious to see if its "solid" or not

I had some Klasse sealant/glaze delivered today, I work 2nd shift so its sitting on my porch at 15 degrees for probaby 6 or 7 hours, hopefully it wont be a block of ice......

No..... just any "good movie":props:

There is an award winning french short film called climbdance that shows a drive up pikes peak. Great stuff [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-K1B4sTX4o]YouTube - Climb Dance (High Quality)[/video]

Yes I did ask the question elsewhere but I thought I would ask here where hopefully someone from AG(the store) may notice. If the 5.5 are so much better why arent they offered in the package? Im sure I will have to order more pads based on what others like yourself have said. But...