Cordless car polisher
- Thread starter DEKA1967
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I run the DPX from Autofinesse simply because it is a nicely weighted DA polisher but it is corded and I have a rule on certain tools that work best corded v cordless. I do a lot of woodworking and there are certain tools that have a tremendous drain ( continuous ) that being cordless is a struggle. Of course batteries have come along way but I find certain tools are still best corded. Such as angle grinder, orbital sander etc, SDS drill. Same goes for polishers. As far as I am concerned the convenience of a cordless DA polisher is outweighed by the extra cost of the unit plus batteries ( you need two ) But it is entirely up to you , especially if you cant run an extension to the car for certain reasons. ( i.e live in a flat )
I have the corded Rupes LHR 15 Mk III which I find great to work with.
This is the latest Rupes cordless....wallet denting though!
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCLKUN2y1oM
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This is the latest Rupes cordless....wallet denting though!
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCLKUN2y1oM
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