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Old 26-11-2020, 11:40 AM   #10
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I also have this one and find it hard to use at times as it jumps so much. Especially on the 1” pads.
Yeh for sure, because its small it makes it hard to maintain perfect balance of the pad. Once it's off balance it's game over. When i'm using a 1" pad i've found if i dont go over speed 3 its fine. Just means i need to do a couple of passes in that area to get the same cut as say, speed 5.
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