XtremepowerUS 10" Electric Benchtop Polisher Buffer Grinder Dual Pad 1.0HP Buffer Polishing Grinder Machine, 750W with 3450 RPM

Buy your own polishing pads! Cheap products always come with extra effort. In this machine's case, it's the polishing pads. With that being said, it's super powerful. That's why I'm giving 5 stars. This unit has plenty of torque. So much torque that the polishing pads that came with it just can't handle it. In my opinion, that is a welcomed issue to have. Paired with an outlet speed controller, it'll do the job of more expensive units for a steep discount.It's quiet, it's a good size, and takes a whole minute to put together with a 19mm wrench.

Quiet, smooth, next to no run-out on the arbor.

For the cost it was a great buy and easy to use.

Working VERY well,and I hope it keeps going. ONLY complaint is I wish it had an RPM control.

Lots of torque from this tool.Fills many needs over a variety of uses.Excellent build and design.

The buffer arrived well packed and without damage. It works well, with plenty of power. I'm happy with the purchase.

BROKEN after the second bolt I put through the cast iron mounting hole. as like other people, i hate returning stuff, especially something so large. so I fixed it my self, huge crack and breakage on cast iron mounting portion, luckily I'm a welder. on top of that with it's 3450 rpm you sacrifice speed for torque, I can barely apply pressure with supplied buffing wheels and it bogs down instantly. I regret this purchase. that 50 year old bench grinder I posted a pic of has more power and out performs this 160$ waste of money, the motor still spins, we'll see how long that lasts. you get what you pay for. I'll probly buy a Grizzly belt / wheel combo, spins at 1800rpm and can take my body weights worth of pressure, doesnt bog.

My old buffin wheel finally gave up the ghost, and I use it so rarely, I just couldn’t justify buyin a big name one. This on was just the right price and runs at just the right speed for my needs. I do custom leatherwork and many times folks drop off their knives needin a new sheath and the knife’s finish is a bit rough. If’n I know they ain’t real cowboys, I polish the blades a bit, cause I know they’ll appreciate the extra attention to detail when making them a custom sheath. If’n they’re real cowboys, I leave the blade finish alone so I don’t get a look of bewilderment at why I would waste time polishing a work knife. Anyways, this is a great polishin/buffer for occasional light work since it doesn’t have a variable speed. It just has one speed…on.