The Flex tool XC3401VR is back in stock!
12-25-2007, 09:17 AM
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Originally Posted by detailersdomain,Dec 25 2007, 07:48 AM
I've used the machine just like I would a PC and I have had no issues with it, its a very safe machine.
Guess I'll have to start saving my pennies for one eventually.
Thanks a lot Phil. You've got me wanting to spend money I dont have again!
12-25-2007, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by detailersdomain,Dec 25 2007, 09:29 AM
what do you plan on getting we have the Metabo and the Makita.
Also I have a used Dewalt 849 if you are interested.
Also I have a used Dewalt 849 if you are interested.
Could you key me in on the differences?
Thanks
12-25-2007, 12:59 PM
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Metabo is probably the easiest one to use, light weight and great quality and build. Con, alot of people like have the speed dial as a trigger so you don't have to stop the machine and start it up again. However if you get good with it you should be able to control the speed without shutting the machine down. Also at start up it slowly goes up to speed it doesn't start up at 1000 rpm. The price is high but in my opinion worth it.
Makita is a bit heavier but great for the price and a ton of guys use it.
Dewalt if heavy and clumsy...I haven't used mine in a while.
Makita is a bit heavier but great for the price and a ton of guys use it.
Dewalt if heavy and clumsy...I haven't used mine in a while.
