[Nica]

Well I'll be...your right it's there...I think


Is that the button just above the triger? I thought it was a screw or something? it dosen't look like a button...but come to think of it the Makita's button is very similar..mm..my bad

[Asphalt Rocket]

Thats it!!!, glad you found it.

[oneshare325]

Originally Posted by D&D Auto Detailing

Haha, maybe. I was actually thinking about keeping the Metabo as a back up, but couldn't afford to do that. Have you used the Metabo yet? How do you like it compared to the Makita?

Oh yeah totally...Nice and light....It is really nice!

Thanks again! I like how it moves, congrats again on your new machine!!!

[D&D Auto Detailing]

Originally Posted by Nica

Well I'll be...your right it's there...I think


Is that the button just above the triger? I thought it was a screw or something? it dosen't look like a button...but come to think of it the Makita's button is very similar..mm..my bad

Yep, thats it.

Originally Posted by oneshare325

Oh yeah totally...Nice and light....It is really nice!

Thanks again! I like how it moves, congrats again on your new machine!!!

Good, glad you like it.

[carguy461]

Originally Posted by D&D Auto Detailing

Not big on posting pictures of my purchases, but I was pretty damn excited about this one.

















The Dynabrade is advertised at 4.9lbs. However, it feels a little heavier then my old Metabo which is supposed to be 5lbs. The weight on the receipt says 8lbs, UPS label says 9lbs, and my scale says 7lbs. Id say 7lbs is right, definitely not 4.9 or 5. Either way, this thing is VERY solid. The head is all metal which is really nice. I love the threads on the handle too. I was always worried I was going to strip the Metabo handle because of the small threads. The speed dial is easy to read and adjust. I also like how it says the actual rpms instead of 1, 2, 3, etc. I really like the trigger a lot better then the switch on the Metabo. I also like how you can put the handle on the top as well as both sides. Im sure Ill use that sometimes.

Now I haven't used it yet. But comparing it to the Metabo in terms of how it feels in my hands and build quality, this thing is a TANK. The Metabo is like a tiny fragile baby compared to this thing. Cant wait to put it to use!

Real nice, what is the model number?

[D&D Auto Detailing]

51610

[racersky]

sorry to bring this thread back from the thread......any chance can you tell me how this buffer compares to a dewalt 849? I'm currently shopping my first personal buffer.

[D&D Auto Detailing]

I will eventually, but not at this time, sorry.

[D&D Auto Detailing]

UPDATE: Well Ive used the Dynabrade for a number of hours and I have nothing but good things to say about it. I love the weight, the way it feels, basically everything. I have zero complaints.

[911Fanatic]

Originally Posted by Asphalt Rocket

Dan, you should have bought this in the first place, its just like my Black&Deckers but a little lighter, congrats on the purchase.

JL, its just like my B&D so you you can feather the trigger very easily.

I was going to say as well, it looks exactly like my old Black and Decker and it was a tank. Let us know how you like it.