Soft start and electronic speed control are two features of modern electronics.
Using a speed control dial that ranges from 2,500 to 4,700 RPM, the user can match the speed to the application.
Turn on the lock-on button for your own convenience.
Motors are placed over a pad for better balance.
Outside-accessible brushes for more serviceabilit.
An overview of what this item is abou.
Pad Size: 7 In., No Loa. RPM ranges from 2500 to 4700, Amps at 120V 7.9, and Orbits per Minute 2500 to 4700. Cord 8 ft. 2 Conductor, Spindle Thread Size 5/8-1. Variable speed, soft start, and electronic speed control are some of the features of this tool. It has a tool length of 8-7/8 in., a weight of 4.6 lb., ball and needle bearings, a top handle, and a variable speed switch.
When you need to sand something, this powerful but lightweight (4.4 lb) vertical sander can get the job done quickly and with less fatigue for its owner. If you have to work for a long time, its trigger lock-on button takes the strain off your finger. An electronic variable speed control keeps the desired operating speed even when there is a lot of work. This sander was made by Makita to be more stable and easier to use. The motor is on top of the sanding pad. It comes with a wrench, a side handle, an 80-grit disc, and rubber pad 170.
FEATURE.
Lightweight so that you can easily move it around (4.4 lbs..
Variable Speed (2,500 – 4,700 rpm) for the Application You Wan.
Keeps the speed up when there is a lot of weight on the car.
The Soft Start feature slowly speeds up the tool.
What’s inside the box.
Wrench No.17 (781008-0.
Wrench 28 inches (782412-6.
The side handle (152491-2.
Soaking the Lock Nut in Sand (224517-1.
80-grit sanding disc for the job (742071-8.
The rubber pad is 170. (743012-7.
SPECIFICATION.
The number of sanding discs: 7 is the number.
Wool: 7.
2,500 to 4,700 rpm: No load speed.
7..
Five-eighths of an inch “1.
Overall length: 8-1/4 inches.
The net weight is 4.4 pounds.
A package that weighs 6 pounds will be shipped.
The UPC Code is 088381-03774-7.
When this tool is used, it rips the Metoba S18SB and everything else out of the way. It isn’t perfect, but it’s close enough to be good. A lot of fun.
PROS.
(1) “Soft-start,” “smooth,” and “quiet” are all great features.
If you want to do something, you need to do it at different speeds. Without it, other sanders don’t sell.
(3) It smells good.
A (4) Constant RPM and torque system.
(5) Parts that are easy to find if they are ever needed.
Seventh: The most power (amperage) “sander is the name.
(8) The highest RPM was 7 at this point “sander is the name.
Light weight!!. The Metabo S18SB is a lot lighter and has a better balance and feel than this one. We don’t know for sure if Makita included the cord in the weight, but we think they did.
CONS.
It’s not true. Some time ago, all of the Makita power tools came in really nice metal boxes. This is both backwards and sad.
(2) There is no shaft lock. Changing discs and pads is a long and messy process that requires two wrenches. ::::::::::::::.
Three (3): The plastic handle of a hard plastic bottle looks and feels cheap.
(4) The hard plastic motor cover is poorly made and doesn’t fit very well.
(five) The cord isn’t connected to anything. It’s also very light. A ground terminal would make it more likely to stay plugged in to the wall.
* Keep in mind that the photos at Amazon and Makita are all mixed up, and there aren’t many useful specs there. GV7000C is a high-speed sander. It doesn’t have the two-speed button. The PV7001C is not a sander, but it does have the button. Is this what you meant? The GV7000C is shown on Amazon “with” the button, but it doesn’t have one. Makita also shows the PV7001C “WITHOUT” the button, but it has one.
See my Amazon review of the Metabo S18SB to see what people think about the stove.
