View Poll Results: Foot pedal or hand actuated....which one are you? Or both?

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  • I've made the switch and use a hand actuated handpiece for nearly all (but not necessarily 100%) of my work.

    33 32.04%
  • I have both, but still use the foot pedal for a large portion of my work.

    11 10.68%
  • I still do everything with the foot pedal.

    59 57.28%
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  1. #1
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    Default Foot pedal or hand actuated?

    If you're a power user, have you made the switch to a hand actuated handpiece?

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    Yes Sam, I made the switch on July 2nd

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    Had to .
    Didn't want to spend the bucks, but my ankle is better for it.
    Gail

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    Sam,

    I made the switch to the Lindsay PalmControl some time back and have never looked back. I would say it is one of the best investments in my tool collection.

    Tom White

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    Sam
    Same as Mr White

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    Lindsay hands down --- better controll. Ken

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    In process of going to the "Airtac" unit, have it ordered, should be here this week. Will let everyone know what I think of it soon.

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    Lindsay PC is a big investment, but if you consider the overall cost of setting up GRS equiptment, it is also a big investment...
    To have both setups has been a blessing...
    The PC with the tungston piston is one bad machine, it should have a name...
    If not for GRS and their school and equiptment I probility would have never gone this far into engraving...
    GRS make great equiptment and the engraving community owes them many thanks...
    I use the Gravemax for stippling and very little else...
    JL Seymour

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    bump to the top

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    Just ordered the airtact upgrade yesterday. Cant wait to get it setup and start playing with it!
    Bert Edmonston
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