Re: WHY Speed Level 6 on the G110?
Mike, I'll just say this one more time to make it clear... I asked out of pure curiosity as I don't remember seeing a clear explanation for it before... I didn't ask because I think Meg's shouldn't recommend staying away from speed 6... I've seen the 'recommended speed, etc." thread before and started off with speed 5 years ago... speed 6 worked better so hey, why not...
As for your other links, it doesn't give a 'why' as far as speed 6 goes, and on top of that it actually gives help to people who won't follow instructions... W7207 cutting pad isn't meant for a DA, yet you state that it can in fact be an effective cutting pad if used at speed 5 or less... so why not give me some advice on how to effectively use speed 6 on a machine that's not intended for it instead of crucifying me for recommending an available speed on the machine?
Mike, I'll just say this one more time to make it clear... I asked out of pure curiosity as I don't remember seeing a clear explanation for it before... I didn't ask because I think Meg's shouldn't recommend staying away from speed 6... I've seen the 'recommended speed, etc." thread before and started off with speed 5 years ago... speed 6 worked better so hey, why not...
As for your other links, it doesn't give a 'why' as far as speed 6 goes, and on top of that it actually gives help to people who won't follow instructions... W7207 cutting pad isn't meant for a DA, yet you state that it can in fact be an effective cutting pad if used at speed 5 or less... so why not give me some advice on how to effectively use speed 6 on a machine that's not intended for it instead of crucifying me for recommending an available speed on the machine?
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