You can't get rid of chips in glass but you can put the original finish quality and smoothness on th3 surface of a windscreen to the point of water beeding. Makes a huge difference to wiper action.
Yes there is dedicated glass polish and glass polishing pads. Either machine would work for glass polishing as long as they have enough power. Many pro's don't use rotary at all anymore (including myself) because the long throw DA's have gotten so good. I am personally a forced rotation DA polisher fan - the most notable forced rotation DA being the Flex 3401 which is what I use. There isn't a right or wrong type of polisher to use, it just comes down to what you prefer and what gets you the best results. Forced rotation dual action polishers are my favorite because they are the best of both worlds. The forced rotation will let you get a high level of cut like a rotary but since it has a random orbital motion it will prevent damage that can be done by a rotary.
randomrazr rotary you can do everything with. random orbital you can only wax with unless your talking about a dual action polisher that rotates AND oscillates?
@@randabuffer6562 dewalt came out wiht new 20c cordless rotary polisher and a random orbit polisher. i made an imulse buy and picked up the rotary before researching and now learned that most people start off with a random orbit because of a less chance of screwing up. all i wanted to do was make waxing my car quicker after manually waxing it for 3 years lol.
It actually depends on how many batteries you have. And I wouldn't recommend this polisher. Make no mistake, I have no problems with Dewalt, I actually LOVE Dewalt tools, but, this is just an area/profession they don't really know anything about. I just bought an Adams polisher. It's cordless as well. It was 275 bucks on Amazon, with two batteries. If you want the Dewalt with just one battery, it'll run you 450 bucks. The Dewalt has a 2.1 mm orbit, and goes to 5500 RPMs. It's more of a sander than it is a polisher. The Adams has a 15 mm throw, and goes up to 6500 RPMs You're going to cover much more surface area, much quicker, with the Adams, than you are with this, for MUCH less money.
@@minnesconsinprepping7856 hello, just saw your response on this. Curious if it’ll be worth getting the dewalt. I already have tons of batteries and others tools, so I would just pay for the bare tool. I just want to get into polishing my own vehicles and curious if I should go that route
@@mrslickdetailer9652 depending on the job. Heavier duty requires more cutting power but your skill has to be better at not burning through. As some might say, get gud.
2200 RPM? Adams makes one that does 6500 RPM. Considering that most companies that are actually geared towards detailing make models that do at least 5000 RPM, I'd have to say that, 2200 RPM sounds a bit anemic......
Agreed, but I'd only use > 2200 with small pads. Edit: I no longer agree with this complaint - I agree with others, that have pointed out that full size *rotary* polishers, used for detaing, normally top out at about 2200rpm, and this cannot be compared to the OPM (operations per minute) of an orbital polisher.
You both are talking about opm (orbits per minute) if the number is that high and that’s on a da polisher not a rotary. If you used 5000 rpm on a rotary buffer to paint correct a car you’d burn straight through that paint in one second. Most detailers never even go past 1400 rpm on a rotary.
@@cadenherron4927 Smaller pads can safely be used at higher speeds, because the velocity of the pad at the edge is proportional to the pad diameter. That's why Flex make a mini polisher that goes to about 8000rpm. I was, and am, definitely referring to *rotations* per minute, of a rotary polisher.
Greg Sullivan yes but this video is not about a mini polisher therefor your comment was not relative to the whole entire video then... so not sure what the point of the comment would have been on this video because a rotary of that size you would never need over the maximum of what that machine produces. It’d be pointless to even use the max of what that machine produces as it will cause more heat which is a counterpart of cutting down clear coat. It doesn’t allow the compound or polish to work properly. So I guess I just don’t understand the point of your comment on this video as you will never see a rotary that size go over 3000 rpm and someone who knows what they’re doing will only use the machine between 1200-1600 anyway. And my bad you won’t see newer rotaries go much over 3000.
Yo Dan and Eric whats up guys!! Man I’ve been waiting on these I have there second gen dewalt corded buffet that does an awesome job but I really want to add this to my arsenal I can b a little more lazy and not have to pull out the cord lol! TIA#1!!!!
I've never seen a rotary cause holograms on glass, Chips are too deep to remove by polishing in my experience. It will polish off the film you get over time that makes the glass harder to clean and cause chattering wipers.
I agree these 2 are clowns. Instead of explaining clear differences they are like : 1 is for cutting other is for finishing. Terrible review. What about rpm vs opm, vibration etc. Finally they are both good. The big is for bigger cars and the small is for smaller car. Wtf !
You can't get rid of chips in glass but you can put the original finish quality and smoothness on th3 surface of a windscreen to the point of water beeding. Makes a huge difference to wiper action.
Yes there is dedicated glass polish and glass polishing pads. Either machine would work for glass polishing as long as they have enough power.
Many pro's don't use rotary at all anymore (including myself) because the long throw DA's have gotten so good. I am personally a forced rotation DA polisher fan - the most notable forced rotation DA being the Flex 3401 which is what I use. There isn't a right or wrong type of polisher to use, it just comes down to what you prefer and what gets you the best results. Forced rotation dual action polishers are my favorite because they are the best of both worlds. The forced rotation will let you get a high level of cut like a rotary but since it has a random orbital motion it will prevent damage that can be done by a rotary.
I still want a dewalt coffee maker and a 20v ratchet
I was set to get the larger polisher but now I think the Random Orbit Polisher will be a better choice for me. Thanks!
Both are great additions to the Dewalt line up
I've been looking at these two trying to decide which one to get. I think the random orbit is going to be the best fit for me. Thanks for the video.
The random orbital makes a great massage too!
Can you recommend the right pads for polishing and buffing with these tools
Rotary ain’t that dangerous as long as your low rpm with a SOFT wool pad or polishing pad with cutting compound to play it safe.
which one is better to get. the rotary or the random orbit if i want to just do a wax on a car?
randomrazr rotary you can do everything with. random orbital you can only wax with unless your talking about a dual action polisher that rotates AND oscillates?
@@randabuffer6562 dewalt came out wiht new 20c cordless rotary polisher and a random orbit polisher. i made an imulse buy and picked up the rotary before researching and now learned that most people start off with a random orbit because of a less chance of screwing up. all i wanted to do was make waxing my car quicker after manually waxing it for 3 years lol.
Same as rcud1 i'll get the random orbit thank you guys !!
Been waiting for both of these...
hi , i reall liked your video. wjere can i nuy the hook and loop pads for the Dewalt buffers ?
So pissed that I bought the corded version, that DA looks awesome
which would is fine just for an aavaerage wax application?
Go with the random orbit and a soft pad.. 👍👌✌
YES!! That fart at the beginning was SOO FUNNY! Instantly subscribing because of that
Would you say this machine can get a whole car done. Or depends on the corrections step to get the results your looking for.
It actually depends on how many batteries you have. And I wouldn't recommend this polisher.
Make no mistake, I have no problems with Dewalt, I actually LOVE Dewalt tools, but, this is just an area/profession they don't really know anything about.
I just bought an Adams polisher. It's cordless as well.
It was 275 bucks on Amazon, with two batteries. If you want the Dewalt with just one battery, it'll run you 450 bucks.
The Dewalt has a 2.1 mm orbit, and goes to 5500 RPMs. It's more of a sander than it is a polisher.
The Adams has a 15 mm throw, and goes up to 6500 RPMs You're going to cover much more surface area, much quicker, with the Adams, than you are with this, for MUCH less money.
TheFall ThisFall are you happy with the Adams cordless ive been on the fence searching for a machine. Thanks cheers
@@minnesconsinprepping7856 hello, just saw your response on this. Curious if it’ll be worth getting the dewalt. I already have tons of batteries and others tools, so I would just pay for the bare tool. I just want to get into polishing my own vehicles and curious if I should go that route
If you’re just getting into car detailing which one would you recommend for a beginner?
Any orbital polisher, they are very safe.
@@mrslickdetailer9652 depending on the job. Heavier duty requires more cutting power but your skill has to be better at not burning through. As some might say, get gud.
Dude started it off by shitting himself on his dude!! Seems like a killer channel, I’m in.
You can polish class to remove scratches but not chips
can you put a grinder attachment for metal?
Ye
2200 RPM? Adams makes one that does 6500 RPM. Considering that most companies that are actually geared towards detailing make models that do at least 5000 RPM, I'd have to say that, 2200 RPM sounds a bit anemic......
Agreed, but I'd only use > 2200 with small pads.
Edit: I no longer agree with this complaint - I agree with others, that have pointed out that full size *rotary* polishers, used for detaing, normally top out at about 2200rpm, and this cannot be compared to the OPM (operations per minute) of an orbital polisher.
You both are talking about opm (orbits per minute) if the number is that high and that’s on a da polisher not a rotary. If you used 5000 rpm on a rotary buffer to paint correct a car you’d burn straight through that paint in one second. Most detailers never even go past 1400 rpm on a rotary.
@@cadenherron4927 Smaller pads can safely be used at higher speeds, because the velocity of the pad at the edge is proportional to the pad diameter. That's why Flex make a mini polisher that goes to about 8000rpm.
I was, and am, definitely referring to *rotations* per minute, of a rotary polisher.
Greg Sullivan yes but this video is not about a mini polisher therefor your comment was not relative to the whole entire video then... so not sure what the point of the comment would have been on this video because a rotary of that size you would never need over the maximum of what that machine produces. It’d be pointless to even use the max of what that machine produces as it will cause more heat which is a counterpart of cutting down clear coat. It doesn’t allow the compound or polish to work properly. So I guess I just don’t understand the point of your comment on this video as you will never see a rotary that size go over 3000 rpm and someone who knows what they’re doing will only use the machine between 1200-1600 anyway. And my bad you won’t see newer rotaries go much over 3000.
@@cadenherron4927 I didn't make the original comment - I said right at the beginning that I would only use > 2200rpm with small pads.
Dewalts warranty is 1 year free service, normal wear and tear. 3 year limited.
Guys. Yes, you can polish glass. Special glass pads with cerium oxide. Messy job
Yo Dan and Eric whats up guys!! Man I’ve been waiting on these I have there second gen dewalt corded buffet that does an awesome job but I really want to add this to my arsenal I can b a little more lazy and not have to pull out the cord lol! TIA#1!!!!
Whats up Mike Z! Long time!
Great to know yall knew each other that long.. no wonder you 2 can crab on each other lol
I've never seen a rotary cause holograms on glass, Chips are too deep to remove by polishing in my experience. It will polish off the film you get over time that makes the glass harder to clean and cause chattering wipers.
Were do I find this I need
Eu sou do 🇧🇷eu queria comprar uma politriz roto orbital Dewalt DCM848 20v XR mas não sei onde e como comprar.Me ajudem aí ok
I love the Channel guys really
Thanks
I can't watch this after I saw the chemical guys compound.
here for the dewalt tool.. not for a stupid story time..im out!
See ya!
@@Toolsinaction I like story time :) oh, and stuck around for the tools
Dang Armando is a jerk
I agree these 2 are clowns. Instead of explaining clear differences they are like : 1 is for cutting other is for finishing. Terrible review. What about rpm vs opm, vibration etc. Finally they are both good. The big is for bigger cars and the small is for smaller car. Wtf !
I agree
Cement grinder😡 it’s Concrete!
What’s the correction throw on the da polisher ??
15mm throw
Has anyway tried swapping in a 21mm eccentic assymbaly o to this to see if gears drop in
Don’t waste people time how much is it ? 👎🏿
We don't sell them
I wouldn’t want you mopping my my ca your shit 😂
Any cordless dual action buffers?
Some consider the 848b a DA. If you're talking forced rotation, then Flex Tools
Or Makita for forced..both corded and cordless better than cordless flex xce
And DeWalt also has cordless longthrow DA along with Adams SK and flex
NO SHIT 💨😷PLEASE
Get to the point!!!!bla bla bla