Subject	buffer advice??
Posted by	fst300zx on April 02, 2013 at 7:58 AM
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Message	I am in the market for a new buffer my old milwaukee has finally bit the dust. Any advice on a brand? which is best? I was looking at either the new Makita 9227CX3 7-in 10amp with a pre-set speed setting dial (from 600-3,000RPM) or the DeWalt DWP849X 7"/9" Variable Speed 12amp 0-600/3500rpm buffer. Both seem good and at the same price. Any preferences out there would be helpful. thanks ">
Follow Ups	buffer advice?? - fst300zx 07:58:45 04/02/13 I'm quite happy with my Porter Cable 7424 XP - spicyZ 08:12:54 04/02/13 2nd. (n/m) - TriniTT 08:40:38 04/02/13 3rd. After the PC 7424, looks like Griots and others have - PiotrC70 09:41:19 04/02/13 4th (n/m) - fuzzymonkey 11:33:06 04/02/13 what pads do you use? (n/m) - russ29 09:28:03 04/02/13 I purchased a variety of the foam ones from autopia - spicyZ 10:25:08 04/02/13 I'm happy with Lake Country CCS pads - ttsmokin 16:09:10 04/02/13 Just bought a Flex 3401, can't say enough good things. - ZinnZ32 10:17:08 04/02/13 FYI, autowerkes has the m105/205 - fuzzymonkey 11:36:45 04/02/13 Since when did you start polishing!?! Cool didn't know. - ZinnZ32 11:57:10 04/02/13 First time this weekend. No longer a virgin. - fuzzymonkey 12:15:10 04/02/13 Looks good, too bad your IC's are still blocked... lol! (n/m) - ZinnZ32 12:25:21 04/02/13 I have the Griot's and like it - Jayru 11:40:03 04/02/13 I would recommend the Dewalt, from owning one... - Vert93 (MN) 17:34:49 04/02/13 Flex, Griot's, Porter Cable.....in that order. - GatorJ 06:22:19 04/03/13 thanks guys, i will probably go with Griot's or PC, I - fst300zx 12:46:33 04/03/13
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