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Edger polisher
dpinger	04-03-2008 01:03:54
Member Posts: 23 Joined: 02-02-2007	I'm thinking of taking the plunge and buying an edge grinder/polisher. A few different mfgs make models in either 110 or 220. Any opinions on the difference. Obviously 110 can go anywhere, but would I be sacrificing needed torque for that convenience? I would be using it mostly for polishing but, I'd also be using it a fair amount for paint, etc removal. Thanks for the advice.

Matt08	04-16-2008 11:34:23
Member Posts: 10 Joined: 03-21-2008	Whose edger uses 220V? That seems like an incovenience for an edger?

Dubbs	04-16-2008 15:33:28
Member Posts: 65 Joined: 02-21-2008	if you think that's bad I've got a 440 3phase edger!!!

floorlab	04-16-2008 18:29:32
Member Posts: 179 Joined: 07-14-2007	let me guess you have a werkmaster?The most expensive edger on the market. A guy up here I know runs 40 grits on one side of the machine and 150's everywhere else and only uses the 40 grit side by the wall.

MC	04-16-2008 19:17:38
Member Posts: 723 Joined: 05-20-2007	Dubbs, would that be the terrco edger?

dpinger	04-19-2008 03:42:10
Member Posts: 23 Joined: 02-02-2007	HTC makes either 110 or 220. That's the reason for the question.

MC	04-19-2008 11:17:06
Member Posts: 723 Joined: 05-20-2007	Everyone that I know that owns an HTC edger all say it justs sits there collecting dust because they never use it..like most edgers out there.

Dubbs	04-21-2008 08:46:41
Member Posts: 65 Joined: 02-21-2008	ya it's a terrco

hardsurface	05-03-2008 09:39:10
Member Posts: 11 Joined: 04-27-2008	KUT-RITE HAS ONE COMING OUT IN LATE FALL HOW GOOD WE WILL SEE

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