https://www.ebay.com/itm/1445611932...iUCu7g0TCS&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPYMy experience with the dimmer switch was dismal .
It worked sorta , but also seemed to limit the power of the motor.
with really not much fine adjustment .
could have possibly been my motor wasn't powerful enough , work fine without the dimmer though .
YMMV.
Where you want it, and where i want it may be different, and then throw in Joe who may even want it somewhere different.I don't see why you would want/need variable speed on a refinishing stand. As long as you get the rpm where you want it, you get into a rhythm of sanding that yields the finish you are wanting. No need to change it after that.
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I guess I was thinking of those building their own and could choose the motor rpm, pulley sizes, etc. to determine the rpm they wanted. I could definitely see variable speed helping when there's more than one person using the same machine.Where you want it, and where i want it may be different, and then throw in Joe who may even want it somewhere different.
I sell both if interestedAny recommendations on fixed speed vs variable speed resurfacing machines. We are looking to buy and just curious which route to go.
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