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Old 06-28-05, 08:38   #1 (permalink)
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PC 7336sp 6" Counter weight with 5" SONUS Backing Plate?

Using the supplied Counter Weight (for a 6" backing plate) is alright to use with the Sonus 5" DAS Backing plate, correct?

I think i read that someone uses their 6" weight for a 5" backing because it causes even less vibration,,, but i can't recall who said that.
 
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The larger (6") counterweight seems to be smoother at the higher speeds. It will be fine with that 5" backing plate. The counterweights were I believe designated for the one-piece Porter Cable stuff, we wind up with more weight in the rotating parts because of the backing plate/pad combo (hence the reason it's ok to use the bigger counterweight).
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gotcha, just double checking... THANKS!
 
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I think i read that someone uses their 6" weight for a 5" backing because it causes even less vibration,,, but i can't recall who said that.
Probably me, I use that combo. Works fine. Idea is to minimize the weight of the pad/plate while maximizing the size of the counterweight. The foam pads we use weigh a lot more than the sandpaper the PC was designed for.
 
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gotcha... can't wait for these DAS pads to get here so i can FINALLY go to town on my paint!
 
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