Milwaukee Buffer

Used a Milwaukee in the 80"s............ still have it storage somewhere and it had to be close to twenty pounds if not more. The Makita is a better direction to go in imho.
 
I love the Milwaukee. makita sits too high and you will tilt the pad....just my opinion...yeah and I learned on a Sioux too! Been running Milwaukee since the 70's. I use it for cutting & cleaning. Then I use a Dewalt for polishing....just always used 2 machines. learned on fixed rpms none of that fancy variable speed stuff!
 
My milwaukee is prob 20(It did have a period of about 10 years rest though) years old now and still performs perfectly . No varible speed selector , just trigger . I dont know about the newer ones but this rotary machine of mine has been very reliable . I did have to replace the cord and thats it .Weighs 10 pounds Weightlifter

I hope it never dies!:D
 
detailchick said:
My milwaukee is prob 20(It did have a period of about 10 years rest though) years old now and still performs perfectly . No varible speed selector , just trigger . I dont know about the newer ones but this rotary machine of mine has been very reliable . I did have to replace the cord and thats it .Weighs 10 pounds Weightlifter

I hope it never dies!:D
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So if you use this heavy Milwaukee to work with you must be pretty sexy buff lol

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