what is the RPM of the blade?
354577
no where does it say, not on the instructions or on the unit itself...it is slow, 200 watt though plenty of power
354578
I timed mine for 30 secs and it made 52 revolutions, so my response would be approx. 100 rpm. It is a very nice slicer and does a good job.
2170724
Sorry Girl, but this # is not a blade # but the bolt that holds the blade. Need to know the blade # itself.
732308
RPM (High Speed): 171Unfortunately, the manual does not specify RPMs for each of the four speeds.
2068449
I returned the razor as it was so lame and don't remember the rpm spec. Sorrry
646170
There wasn't any information in the manual. But, the nameplate on the saw motor says it is 50-60 Hz. This is a very nice saw and handles great and no problems to date.
1438656
The blade is 7 1/4, you can do it but in multiple passes. Go easy on it if you are cutting hardwood, it's a very small motor
1796090
0 - 2700 rpm no loadhttp://www.dewalt.com/tools/hammerdrills--hammers-hammerdrills-dw511.aspx
1933027
Meguiar's recommends from 1500-2500 RPM. Your drill speed is on the "low" side but it will work.
1660407
On the tool itself, maximum rpm is printed as 1300, which is what I think is correct. The literature says 3000rpm. I compared speeds with the PS10, which is 600rpm max and the PS11. Looking at them both running next to each other, the PS11 is about twice the speed as the PS10. So 1300rpm is the more accurate max speed for the PS11. I bought the PS11 for drilling because of the faster speed. I can drill a pilot hole with the PS11 and use the PS10 to screw in the fastener. They work well for me using them in tandem. Both are fine tools.
1447059
As others have answered, there are 3 speed markings in the tool (L, M, H) but the speed increases gradually. As a matter of fact, the user manual actually indicates 6 speeds of approx. 8,000, 12,000, 19,000, 24,000, 28,000 and 30,000 rpm.
655627
I own this set and theres no max RPM stamped on the bits. They work great and have an aggressive cut for easy material removal. But these are designed to be used at low RPM's anyway.
2015182
it states on the paper that comes with it, not too go over 5000 rpm, i used it on my table saw, works great d. jewell
2132081
The RPM doesn't matter because it is a piece of crap. Don't buy it. You can't modify the speed, but most importantly it has absolutely NO torque. You can literally hold the arbor with your fingers to stop it from spinning.
1311222
Hi David, not sure how close the RPM is but please let me tell you my experience with this product. I read the reviews and had a few reviews stand out about the unreliability of the trigger switch but went ahead and bought the product anyway. well, we polished our boat with it and it lasted until the transom and the trigger switch quit working, unfortunately I bought it in the US and have since moved to Canada so I am stuck with it. I recommend to spend the money and get the Makita. Just my 2 cents
1596649
Like others have stated, my Makita has a single speed of 10,000 rpm. I suspect that the "Product Description" is for a different tool. The "From the Manufacturer" description appears to be correct. That said, I think it's still a great tool and would buy it again.
578096
I'd say probably around 2,000-3,000 RPM at full power with a fully charged battery.
1445674
I don't know but the blade was super dull and ful of burs I sent mine back.