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    Re: TORQ10FX Random Orbital

    Quote Originally Posted by Caleb@ImpeccableImage View Post
    Overhyped is what can be expected. Anybody notice it uses the same digital display/control as the rotary at Harbor Freight made by Chicago Electric? What kind of ####### D.A. is this lol!?

    It looks nothing like the Harbor Freight digital display. At all.


    I got this email and pulled the trigger on one. Rather than jump to conclusions and bash, I'll try the product out first hand instead.

    Main reason I did: grip. My PC just doesn't cut it for me for long jobs, especially when my rotator cuff is the way it is.

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    Re: TORQ10FX Random Orbital

    Quote Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy View Post
    Have we really become that jaded? Two machines introduced today with a "standard" 8mm throw, but with a different form factor than the typical DA...and we just dismiss them because they aren't forced rotation or long throw?
    Yes.

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    Re: TORQ10FX Random Orbital

    Video removed : Search utube

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    Re: TORQ10FX Random Orbital

    4200 MAX OPM's with an 8mm throw? No thanks.
    '03 Corvette Z06

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    Re: TORQ10FX Random Orbital

    Is it just me, or does the tool's body appear to be inordinately long? It looks longer than a Rupes or Flex.
    Francesco

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    I watched the video. They're on crack. I used to have respect for them, but it's obvious they've slipped from marketing good products to sleazy Ron Popeel tactics.

    Why would I want to push the "+" button four times every time I start a new section? No speed or torque management -- never mind a true progressive start like Flex, Rupes or the new Meg's. Cheesy numerical display, "There's nothing else like it on the market!"
    Francesco

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    Re: TORQ10FX Random Orbital

    Quote Originally Posted by SameGuy View Post
    I watched the video. They're on crack. I used to have respect for them, but it's obvious they've slipped from marketing good products to sleazy Ron Popeel tactics.

    Why would I want to push the "+" button four times every time I start a new section? No speed or torque management -- never mind a true progressive start like Flex, Rupes or the new Meg's. Cheesy numerical display, "There's nothing else like it on the market!"
    Nailed it!
    '03 Corvette Z06

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    Re: TORQ10FX Random Orbital

    Having had The Flex and The Rupes, both of which I recently sold, I decided to buy one of these to see how it goes. Because I only do weekend Jobs , while the Rupes was a very smooth machine but I didnt feel like it saved me that much time for the cost of the machine. Meg MF pads make it very easy to get a perfect finish with a griots or pc and since I like to have multiple machines with pads ready with different sizes I decided this was worth a try. Ive got 2 full jobs coming up so ill report my findings.

    Dont be too quick to judge just because it doesnt have 21mm of throw. I have had were good results with their products.

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    Re: TORQ10FX Random Orbital

    Quote Originally Posted by CMJ's DTL PZN View Post
    Dont be too quick to judge just because it doesnt have 21mm of throw. I have had were good results with their products.

    Agreed. Nobody in here has used it yet. Just reading a website.

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    It's not the lack of a long throw that bothers me. It's the sleazy salesmanship at CG. The guy was trumpeting the machine's shortcomings as benefits that no other machine offers!
    Francesco

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