05-03-08, 12:26
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shine is offline
Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: IN Posts: 448 | Re: Question for PC users that switched to Rotary? Does anyone know the difference between the W66 and W65 backing plates? 6" vs. 5.75"? AG only carries the W65. | |
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05-03-08, 01:05
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SuperBee364 is offline
Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Posts: 2,770 | Re: Question for PC users that switched to Rotary? Shine, check out the pic that Pat posted on the previous page. The w66 is really well padded. | |
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05-03-08, 01:41
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shine is offline
Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: IN Posts: 448 | Re: Question for PC users that switched to Rotary? Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperBee364 Shine, check out the pic that Pat posted on the previous page. The w66 is really well padded. | That does look nice. Here is the best pic I could quickly find for the 65:
It looks like the 66 has a bit more padding.
Right now I'm torn between trying out the Edge 6" foam (likely wave) or the 6.5" CCS foam to compliment the Edge 6" wool, if I go the rotary/edge 3k route... | |
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05-05-08, 05:29
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Rob Tomlin is offline
Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 1,145 | Re: Question for PC users that switched to Rotary? Quote:
Originally Posted by shine Does anyone know the difference between the W66 and W65 backing plates? 6" vs. 5.75"? AG only carries the W65. | My understanding is that the W66 is 6" and the 65 is 4.75 inches.
I went ahead and placed an order today (from Pak Shak). I did not order the Edge system. I figured for now, I will just go with the purple foamed wool, and use the 6.5" inch foam CCS pads that I already have to get the feel for the rotary.
If I feel comfortable with the rotary and foam, I will consider the Edge system down the line. This saves me money in the short run since I only needed to buy one backing plate, and only the foamed wool pads (I got two) since I already have the 6.5 CCS pads. | |
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05-07-08, 06:05
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Rob Tomlin is offline
Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 1,145 | Re: Question for PC users that switched to Rotary? I received my Makita today.
First dumb question: how do I get the stock backing plate off?
Hey, it didn't come with directions (ebay)! | |
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05-07-08, 06:42
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#91 (permalink)
| | Lotus Exige S
Rob Tomlin is offline
Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 1,145 | Re: Question for PC users that switched to Rotary? Quote:
Originally Posted by Eliot Ness | Awesome, thanks Eliot! | |
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05-08-08, 07:13
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Rob Tomlin is offline
Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 1,145 | Re: Question for PC users that switched to Rotary? Ok, if I understand correctly (no guarantee) I am supposed to lock the spindle by holding the button, and then I just need to "unscrew" the backing plate by turning it to get it off, right?
If so, I am having no luck at all in getting the stock BP off.  | |
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05-08-08, 08:05
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SuperBee364 is offline
Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Posts: 2,770 | Re: Question for PC users that switched to Rotary? That's how you do it, Rob. "Lefty Loosey, Righty Tighty"  | |
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05-08-08, 08:09
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Rob Tomlin is offline
Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 1,145 | Re: Question for PC users that switched to Rotary? Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperBee364 That's how you do it, Rob. "Lefty Loosey, Righty Tighty"  | Thanks Supe, I at least needed confirmation that I was doing it right. I just put some WD 40 on it to see if that will help loosen it. | |
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05-08-08, 09:44
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SuperBee364 is offline
Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Salt Lake City, Utah Posts: 2,770 | Re: Question for PC users that switched to Rotary? Rob, did you get the backing plate off yet? I've had a tough time getting my E2K adapter off every once in a while. Chanel Locks do the trick everytime. | |
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05-08-08, 09:57
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Mindflux is offline
Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 1,121 | Re: Question for PC users that switched to Rotary? Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperBee364 Rob, did you get the backing plate off yet? I've had a tough time getting my E2K adapter off every once in a while. Chanel Locks do the trick everytime. |
Really? The Edge adapters are only supposed to go on hand tight? The rotation direction doesn't seem like it would lend to tightening up. | |
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