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FB19087
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I understand that when something that is dual action is "bound" it doesn't spin. * I'm saying the oscillations themselves are created through the rotation of the motor. As are the rotations of the pad. They are decoupled....if it is just a side effect the rotation would continue because the oscillations remain or the oscillations would slow at a similar rate. You might be looking at it as the oscillations walking the pad around in a circle but this is not the primary source of pad rotation
*which brings up another question....the benefit of that slowed/stopped spin is to prevent damage. Is it not happening with some machines a good thing?
If it is why not move to gear/forced rotation
*which brings up another question....the benefit of that slowed/stopped spin is to prevent damage. Is it not happening with some machines a good thing?
If it is why not move to gear/forced rotation