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73 Re: Re: New toy

From: pauld@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com (Paul Davis)
Date: 5 Oct 92 16:15:42 GMT

Alex Kilpatrick (fkilpatr@afit.af.mil) writes

> I've heard of this type of "dual-mode" orbital sander, but I've never
> actually seen one (or at least I was never aware of it). Can someone
> refer me to a common brand sander that does this?

I have an el-cheapo Black and Decker that can be switched between orbital and
straight-line. It makes a terrible racket in either mode and actually sands better
when it's not turned on. It cost about $30 five years ago; the Porter Cable
Speed Bloc I bought for $49 two years ago is infinitely better.

I keep the B&D to loan to people I don't know well.




 

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