View Full Version : Rotary to borrow
sjs0433
02-09-2009, 01:59 PM
I was wondering if anyone near the Richmond area had a rotary that I would be able to borrow. I currently have a PC and I`ve used it to do a few details but I really want to explore the rotary and see how much of a difference there is. I know the biggest thing that appeals to me is that it takes much less time. I`d love to be able to give one a shot without having to upfront the money for it.
I`d also be willing to meet up with someone that has one if they had some panel I could try it out on.
Thomas Dekany
02-10-2009, 04:03 PM
I was wondering if anyone near the Richmond area had a rotary that I would be able to borrow. I currently have a PC and I`ve used it to do a few details but I really want to explore the rotary and see how much of a difference there is. I know the biggest thing that appeals to me is that it takes much less time. I`d love to be able to give one a shot without having to upfront the money for it.
I`d also be willing to meet up with someone that has one if they had some panel I could try it out on.
where are you?
imported_DJ Mayo
02-10-2009, 10:26 PM
I was wondering if anyone near the Richmond area had a rotary that I would be able to borrow. I currently have a PC and I`ve used it to do a few details but I really want to explore the rotary and see how much of a difference there is. I know the biggest thing that appeals to me is that it takes much less time. I`d love to be able to give one a shot without having to upfront the money for it.
I`d also be willing to meet up with someone that has one if they had some panel I could try it out on.
LOL Thomas! He is in Richmond.
If you are interested I`ll sell you a Chicago Electric Rotary for $20 to use for practice, it`s what I used to learn with and its in great shape, just decided to move up and get a Makita last month. Only problem is I live in College Park, MD.
Chas
sjs0433
02-17-2009, 08:13 AM
^pm`d you.