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Very helpful video !

What does "bond of tooling" mean? Thanks.

What hand grinder do you use with it for polishing concrete?

Whats the point of this grinder. My 7 inch grinder works just as good if not better. And it only take one cupwheel. So whats tge real benefit. Its just more money. The only benefit i see is your pockets by tge profit you make on every sale. Other than that i dont see how this helps out tge polishing industry.

What is the actual added benefit to this machine xompared with a regular 7 inch grimder that evreyone uses and works great?

That’s pretty interesting.. What is the pre separator called?

so if you have 2000SqFt of carpet glue to remove.....how long should it take using your nonsense technique? I mean, this is as stupid as it gets

What grit no# and rpm's?

what is the powder and why?

Good stuff boss

never seen anything so stupid...why pads behind pads? dont you run few different grits? unreal

how do you get into tight places? ridiculous machine....

Am i supposed to cut the resin pads into segments like that?

Quick question for you guys; The epoxy that's being removed in this video, is it 2 component 100% solids epoxy? And if so, how thick was laid (neat floor @ say basecoat 10-12 mils + 4 mils for urethane or is it more like metallics where you add another 30 mils on top of that 14-16 mils) Thank you guys, I'm looking and trying to figure out what is the best grinder for me to purchase in the hopefully very near future. Also, what vacuum or dust collection are you using in this video?

What material they put on the floor for grouting? What metal grit tools used here?

Looks insane..

Thanks for answering my question on when to use bushing hammer tooling. Next time can you do a shot in the video from low/side angle with bright lighting to get a better idea of the texture of the finish product? Thanks

Thanks so much for this video. Have an epoxy removal replaced with a metallic coming up. Just bought your RS150 a few months ago and was wondering if my 16 shark tooth would work for the removal..... thankfully I bought PCDs when I purchased everything. Please keep these videos coming. They are extremely helpful to someone who just purchased your equipment, absolutely loves it and will be using it for years to come. One question is when would you use bush hammers?

Why not a hose adapter at the bottom?

I just purchased RS150 today. So if I want to refinish hardwood the last grit is 80? That seems pretty coarse to me?

what speed? is this done at?

Amazing you can get so much weight on a 110v machine

Forgot about the awesome epoxy removal. That light bar!

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Vacuum must me off in the video.

No vacuum in the video, it seems the dust is trapped in shroud, right? Want to buy one to fix the edges and corners.

Tim I did not see a top coat before burnishing with Hog hairs ? Or was it not necessary thanks

Can you wet polish with this?

Nice unit, What grit is used in this video please? and would that help with with big holes on soft concrete?

That's cool. I saw a video of how they move this huge machine around. ua-cam.com/video/OdhoiZDfTWY/v-deo.html

Ive never seen a belt that can be changed that easy. Pretty cool

really cool how they have weights on the handle. Makes sense to lighten the head pressure.

Are these just repackaged Werkmasters or something entirely different? This big machine actually looks like it would be a good grinder compared to the Werkmaster junk Ive seen and had demo'd on one of our jobs. We were grinding cement based terrazzo and a rep from werkmaster came out with their 2nd to largest machine and it was a joke. It couldnt grind worth a crap. Ive been using Terrco and PrepMaster machines for the past 18 years and still havent found anything that can outgrind them. Ive owned HTC800 (worthless machine for grinding but good polisher) Husqvarna 820 (very good planetary machine for both grinding and polishing) but still nothing has shown to be able to touch my Terrco 3100 or PrepMaster 3030's as far as overall grinding performance. Polishing can be done with any machine out there, but doing serious grinding and prep work is an entirely different ball game This machine in video actually looks burly enough that it could possibly be a contender? over 1200 lbs with stationary counter rotating heads should make for some serious grinding work I would imagine.

how much? and we're to buy it?

Lets put a water tank on it.

Incredible design, with the entire line of machines based on that concept it's a rental company's dream come true, super easy maintenance.