One handed polisher?

[tuscarora dave]

I am definitely on the waiting list for one of these machines. I've started saving my pennies so maybe by detailing season 2013 I'll have enough to make the purchase.

The size of an air sander... powered by electricity!

A guy wanting or needing to polish with one hand will appreciate the palm throttle lever, and the machine weighs 2 pounds.

Still testing it out for polishing purposes. I know what pad combo works, but it's not available quite yet.

Best random rotation of the backing plate I have ever seen. Incredible rotation, 10,000 RPM max.

Very quiet... at 68dB(A), you'd have to run 6-7 of these at the same time to equal the sound level of a typical random orbital.

Available in 3/32", 3/16", and 5/16" stroke diameters.

3M also makes a similar product, although I think it's a bit outgunned by the CEROS.
To be fair, I haven't tried 3M's machine yet.
Either one would be easier to manage than a typical random orbital, especially for turning off and on.



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[CEE DOG]

I have become familiar enough with the 3401 to use it with one arm sometimes on horizontal panels but I don't do that during the correction process, only the finishing off and on for fun.

So, if I could only ever use one arm I suppose I would go to the PC. Kevins post sounds like a winner.