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Was that good balance with their own pad or you used 3rd party pad? How you compare vibration to say one of PC?
 
ZoranC said:
Weird, the other day I called Flex and they told me it is not available till July or so.
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I did an online search last night just fun last night and found a number of places selling Flex polishers. I just brought a new metabo and I'm not really in the market for another rotary. Flex is a good machine and I have used my Flex wet stone polisher a lot. For the price of their rotary I would get a metabo instead. Looking at the specs on their orbital polisher it look pretty powerful but priced high.
 
Well, in Sweden we don't have PC for comparison. It is less vibration with the original pad than with the 3:rd party pad. Top Tool beats both this and the Cyclo when it comes to vibration but Flex is a bad boy in strength and flexibility. With the right pads, Top Tool hardly vibrate and I drive it full speed-6500-often.
 
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Gary Sword said:
I did an online search last night just fun last night and found a number of places selling Flex polishers.
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What are the terms you used in your search? I couldn't find any.
 
DanielSwe said:
It is less vibration with the original pad than with the 3:rd party pad.
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How much of a difference there is?

DanielSwe said:
With the right pads, Top Tool hardly vibrate and I drive it full speed-6500-often.
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I can not distinguish details of it's design correctly from small picture, but do I see belt is moving out in the open? If yes I would be afraid to use it. I don't want to be nearby when belt snaps at 6500 rpms.
 
ZoranC said:
How much of a difference there is?

Less than a Cyclo....


I can not distinguish details of it's design correctly from small picture, but do I see belt is moving out in the open? If yes I would be afraid to use it. I don't want to be nearby when belt snaps at 6500 rpms.
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Belt is built in, you have to remove parts in order to get it out.
 
ZoranC said:
What are the terms you used in your search? I couldn't find any.
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I just did a google seach of Flex Polisher and found lots of hits. The company also has it's own website were you can find Flex distributers based on your zip code. I now AG don't carry Flex polishers so I hope I don't get in trouble for providing links. Their North American website if flexnorthamerica.com. Another company I remember that came up carring flex polishers was toolking.com.
 
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