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05/25/2009
Re: Air tools
We sell both and the Barranca are the ones that our customers purchase the most. Reliable tools that are made in Japan and they are high quality. They seem to be in need of repair less often.
We offer both their air polisher and their high speed air gr...

05/25/2009
Re: Air tools
Our shop up here uses Alphas.  Seem to be a good polisher.  No problems so far.  How do they compare with the Barranca?
05/14/2009
Re: Air tools
The best ones we carry are the Barranca...low maintenance, High performance and they will fix them at the Barranca shop.
We carry other brands, but if you want a pneumatic polisher or grinder that will stand up and do the job day in and day out try the...

05/08/2009
Air tools
Portland Oregon Granite Fabricator is looking for a good brand of water fed air polishers & grinders. Any recommendations? The ones we have been using are the Gison brand, but do not last very long...
03/26/2009
Re: Angle grinder differences
I am going to be trying 1 1/4 soapstone. I think I'll pick up the 5" and not have to worry about it.

Thanks

03/25/2009
Re: Angle grinder differences
If you use them to cut granite slab the 5" will cut through a 3cm slab while the 4 1/2" won't. It will only cut through a 2cm slab.
What type of work are you doing and what materials and thicknesses do you work with?
Mark

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