Time Warp - 240fps DA GG 6" ROP

This afternoon, after reading this thread last night, I was changing the backing plate on my Porter Cable and noticed For Use With 5 inch Pads
Only etched into the counterweight. I personally like 5in. pads but I've
also used 6in. with no problem. Just thought I'd throw that out there.
 
When I first started using a DA it would hurt my wrists. After a while, you'll get use to it

IMO a DA (in the proper hands) will perform just as well as the flex

If you really won't comfort, get a rotary

:iagree:

Couldn't have said it any better.
 
This afternoon, after reading this thread last night, I was changing the backing plate on my Porter Cable and noticed For Use With 5 inch Pads
Only etched into the counterweight. I personally like 5in. pads but I've
also used 6in. with no problem. Just thought I'd throw that out there.

The machine was designed to be a sander and the counterweight for a single sheet of sandpaper attached to the backing plate. It really doesn't change the characteristics of the machine at all when using polishing pads.
 
Ok guys, here's the video of it running @ speed 1 with no load.

Just to remember, when with backing plate and pad mounted it gets pretty stable.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-8tuJCP5Do]240fps Griot's Garage 6" ROP orbital mechanism motion - YouTube[/video]
 
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