What's the PURPOSE of a GEAR-DRIVEN Polisher? | RUPES Mille ft. Dylan von Kleist

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  • Опубликовано: 17 дек 2024

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  • @MyGuyKirby
    @MyGuyKirby 5 лет назад +4

    Nice demo Morgan. It was good to see you work the tool and the camera angle showed how it steered as you guided it along. As normal Dylan captures the moment and calms any fears of those Rupes models.

  • @GDavis49
    @GDavis49 5 лет назад +7

    The nicest Pontiac hood in all of Idaho.

  • @nicksdragon6929
    @nicksdragon6929 3 года назад +1

    Is it suggested to use the Mille for cutting and the LHR15 MK III for finishing?

  • @columbiariverdetailing1943
    @columbiariverdetailing1943 4 года назад +2

    I don't find it to graby I love it cuts quickly

  • @jtm1979
    @jtm1979 5 лет назад +3

    Truth is that while Mille is a good forced da, it lacks the cutting power of the 15-21 long throws. Thats why i sold mine.

    • @sebster6031
      @sebster6031 Год назад

      I’m afraid that was a technique error by yourself. Lol

    • @jtm1979
      @jtm1979 Год назад

      ​@@sebster6031 wtf are you talking about? Forced da's only benefit is that it wont stall no matter what. I dont have any stalling problems with long throws. 15-21mm throw vs 5mm throw. And i tested this with various pads and polishes.

    • @sebster6031
      @sebster6031 Год назад

      @@jtm1979 if you can cut faster with forced, it means you either don’t understand the tech or are using the wrong pads.

    • @jtm1979
      @jtm1979 Год назад

      ​@@sebster6031if you cant cut faster with the long throw, then you just cant use it. Forced rotation is good for beginners who cant manage long throw. Long throw and rotary is all you need

  • @gauravbishnoi1824
    @gauravbishnoi1824 5 лет назад +1

    @the rag company Sir kindly try to shed some light on Pneumatic Polishers. They are lightweight and thus I believe will be easier to work with because of less fatigue to labor. Kindly reply

  • @maximolotov
    @maximolotov 2 года назад +1

    Hi
    Whats the deal with forced rotation Flex machine 8 mm through, or 5.5 mm Makita ?
    Will it finnish perfectly fine with one step compound and no holograms every time / black / dark colours paintwork / both german and japanese paints or at least germans ? In hands of intermediate to advanced skilled da polisher person ?
    How much slower if at all 8mm / 5.5 mm forced rotation from Flex or Makita than 15mm through DA please ?

    • @indyrock8148
      @indyrock8148 Год назад

      I have the Makita and only use on German and Japanese cars one is black.
      I can say this: It's a miracle machine.
      You can switch between forced rotation for correction and da for final finish if required.
      On our black Subaru I use direct drive, rupes yellow wool and TW one and done. This leaves light hazing and I finish on DA and TW Hybrid Ceramic black polish and wax. This looks amazing.
      Forced rotation with rupes yellow foam and TW one and done would work well too.
      The forced rotation negates the need for long throw and the Makita is smoother as a result.

    • @maximolotov
      @maximolotov Год назад

      @@indyrock8148 ty vm

  • @diobasilico4972
    @diobasilico4972 Год назад

    Can some one tell me, when should I use the lk900e?

  • @rosekberlin
    @rosekberlin 5 лет назад +2

    Hey Rag Company. Do you only use lower speed settings on the Mille ? Cutting 3-4 and finish 2-3 ? On a LHR15 is only use two settings ... speed 2 to spread the polish and speed 6 to work with it.

    • @RUPES_Behind_the_Scenes
      @RUPES_Behind_the_Scenes 5 лет назад +7

      On both machines we actually recommend priming at speed 1-2 and working at speed 3-4. Reserve speed 5-6 for when they’re needed, for example an isolated deeper defect or maintaining rotation (random orbital) in a deep curve or contour.

    • @taknotrash213
      @taknotrash213 5 лет назад

      I love my Mille!! It’s a beast

    • @rosekberlin
      @rosekberlin 5 лет назад

      @@RUPES_Behind_the_Scenes thx (Y)

  • @Audittr2108
    @Audittr2108 5 лет назад +4

    Give Morgan a go on a rotary. That will be funny!

  • @topochololkn
    @topochololkn 4 года назад

    Hello I want to buy that polisher
    But I need more info
    Like how to used???
    and a what number I should used for compounds or polishers???
    I’m new and I want my old cars look like new

  • @claudeyarborough7532
    @claudeyarborough7532 Год назад

    So does this make a gear driven more prone to burning through? Or does is it just as safe as the ransoms?

  • @CarlosSilva-cn1bc
    @CarlosSilva-cn1bc 4 года назад +1

    I’m thinking seriously to get the Mille!!

    • @benharrell6168
      @benharrell6168 4 года назад +5

      Buy the Flex. The end

    • @J1Z06
      @J1Z06 4 года назад

      I have a 3401 which is very nice...the mille definitely peaks my curiousity

    • @jdisdetermined
      @jdisdetermined 3 года назад

      @@J1Z06 they both produce the same results, just get there in a slightly different way, and in opposite directions. 😁

    • @M99pt
      @M99pt Год назад

      Go with makita po6000 is GA and rando orbital with just a buton swap❤

  • @Ozzcaddy
    @Ozzcaddy 5 лет назад +1

    G'day Guys, like the video showing the difference between between geared and non-geared random orbital machines. Morgan your coming along leaps and bounds like a kangaroo with your detailing. It just happens your video co-insides on the same day and time basically with a video from AMMO NYC who explains with Kevin Brown the difference between the various polishing machines as well as demonstrate using LED lights in a foam pad the different patterns the different machine makes. Must watch along with your videos. Ozz

  • @qatar313
    @qatar313 5 лет назад +2

    I love all rupes machines but!! Didn’t like mille , after polishing feel just finish workout 🏋️‍♂️

  • @Patryk.M.17
    @Patryk.M.17 5 лет назад

    I want to buy my first rupes but I Dont know which model. The LHR15 mk3 or the Mille?

    • @bekiro28
      @bekiro28 4 года назад

      mille best at cutting/compounding lhr mark 3 da is the polishing/finishing beast i hope that helps you
      however if you only want to have one machine for both task you go with the mk3

    • @jdisdetermined
      @jdisdetermined 3 года назад

      If you're only going to own one polisher, I'd probably go with a Mille. No stall means you can effectively polish most areas and curves of an entire vehicle with a full size 5"+ pad and polisher. Mille can finish down beautifully, especially with its shorter stroke, and its constant pad rotation makes it effective to use at much lower speeds than a free spin.

  • @mesdetails2847
    @mesdetails2847 5 лет назад

    Basics, put the cord over your shoulder. Just helps the newbies that are watching these videos proper technique.

  • @Coryking2938
    @Coryking2938 Год назад

    Nice trans am hood!

  • @henrycruz45cal
    @henrycruz45cal Год назад

    There are classes for learning to use a polisher. LMAO

  • @MeddlingMageGR
    @MeddlingMageGR 4 года назад +1

    I didn't understand the differences :( Sorry....

    • @brandondacome1012
      @brandondacome1012 3 года назад +1

      The machine will ALWAYS spin no matter what unlike a random orbital.

  • @ToastToGo
    @ToastToGo 5 лет назад

    Heeeyyyyoooooo!

  • @jpmcfrosty
    @jpmcfrosty 3 года назад

    It sounds like the Mille or just Gear Driven in general is everything of a DA but without all the cons so what’s the point of a DA lmfao
    Stalling on angles and contours is annoying
    There has to be a drawback right?

    • @indyrock8148
      @indyrock8148 Год назад +1

      It's a bit harder to use than a DA but unless your a spastic you can master quickly.

  • @ProducerOleg
    @ProducerOleg 5 лет назад

    Second

  • @ryanellinger5107
    @ryanellinger5107 5 лет назад

    First