vaclover
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What is the rubber cups in the handi butler kit for?
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Ruan
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Ruan
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Ruan,
To keep the machine stationary. These cups are applied to the front wheels. Another may be used for the jig saw accessory when hooked to the machine rather than through the Flexible Shaft.
~Ben
To keep the machine stationary. These cups are applied to the front wheels. Another may be used for the jig saw accessory when hooked to the machine rather than through the Flexible Shaft.
~Ben
vaclover
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Thank you ben..
I couldnt figure out what the cups was for. Lol at first i thought theyve put something in the box that doesnt belong there, but then i see the attachment box have dedicated places for the rubber cups.how does the hair clippers work?like the sander with suction or with the handi butler kit?do you have pictures of the hair clipper attachment? I love all the gadgets.
I couldnt figure out what the cups was for. Lol at first i thought theyve put something in the box that doesnt belong there, but then i see the attachment box have dedicated places for the rubber cups.how does the hair clippers work?like the sander with suction or with the handi butler kit?do you have pictures of the hair clipper attachment? I love all the gadgets.
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You put the rubber cups under the wheels to keep the motor from moving around when using the Handi-Butler.
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You put the rubber cups under the wheels to keep the motor from moving around when using the Handi-Butler.
kirbysthebest
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Others are spot on
to keep the motor unit stationary while you are using the attachment.
Back in the day, my Mom would use the old Johnson's Paste wax. Boy would the Handi-Butler polish a Dining room table. The speed of the buffing pad would burnish the wax and give a great, long lasting shine.
She would also use the paste wax on the hardwood floors and use the Miracle Head to buff them out. The shine would blind you.
to keep the motor unit stationary while you are using the attachment.
Back in the day, my Mom would use the old Johnson's Paste wax. Boy would the Handi-Butler polish a Dining room table. The speed of the buffing pad would burnish the wax and give a great, long lasting shine.
She would also use the paste wax on the hardwood floors and use the Miracle Head to buff them out. The shine would blind you.
