It has a “powerful copper motor. This burnishing and polishing machine has a 1400W strong copper motor with a 110V standard American plug. It is more durable, effective, and has a high heat-resistance.
Adjustable Speed’— With 6 speed settings, you can easily achieve different polishing effects for a wide range of materials.
People say that it’s easy to do. The main handle and the side handle are both anti-skid, and there is a 3m electric cable built in. This makes it easier to work more stable and freely. An anti-dust cover that is a little thicker is better at protecting your equipment from being damaged by dust while you work.
When you’re working for a long time, press the lock switch to keep the machine running. You don’t need to hold down the trigger while you’re burnishing, so you don’t have to work as hard and get tired.
Wide Application’— This can be used to remove rust, oxide layers, scratches, and more.
Burnishing and polishing metal, stainless steel, wood, and other nonferrous materials can be done with this. More wheels are needed, so please click on the links: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B096LZGVYB and https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09C5D3SHG. If you have any questions, please let us know.
From the picture, I thought it would be about the same size as my Makita angle grinder, but it wasn’t at all. But the real thing is much bigger and heavier. But not enough to make a big deal out of. When I looked at the manual, the fore grip or handle, the spline, and then the speed, I found them to be really bad things.
-I didn’t need to read the manual because it was for a different thing, so there was no point.
Because the fore grip/handle is hard to get in line with the body, it’s not easy to do. I had to use the nuts that came with the kit and play around with different thickness washers to get it close enough for me. Still, the threads are a little loose, so it’s easy to pull the handle out of place. Make it stay where it is. I might need to use a star or split washer.
– The grooves in the spindle are a little narrower in the middle, which stops the rods from sliding in. To get them to stick, I used a small hammer.
The spee. At full power, it seems to be slow. There are 3000 rpm on it. To speed up the process.
In general, it’s not bad. Pricey for what you get.
