Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Besides price, how does this unit compare to Paint Shaver Pro in results?  As fast, not as fast?  Worth price difference or not?  Stripping clapboard in my future, I want best tool for job as I internally grown in anticipation!
Document: The side blade cover flyed off the first time it was turned on. Will not shave off the underside clapboard. Works ok on flat trim. A lot of the shaving do not get suck in to vaccum. Had to buy a use paint pro shaver to get the job done.
if you want to scrap paint fast and well get this product it is the best. the time save far out weighted the cost and the blade are heavy duty
This tool saved so much time. Make sure you order the extra heads as they do ware down, but easy to change out. You can also rotate them and use new sides before they become dual. Does a great job and very fast and well worth the money.
The Metabo is just an awesome tool. I am a professional cabinetmaker and occasionally do restoration work that involves removing old finishes from flat surfaces (which is a job I always loathed doing) using chemical strippers and other methods that are time consuming and unhealthy to say the least. Then I bought this machine and it changed my perspective on how to remove paint or any finish in a less toxic way and fast.
From there, I got some 40 grit paper for my orbital sander and started sanding away. This process took forever to get the high & low spots feathered out. So much for that idea; it would have taken me months at that pace. I jumped online & started researching different techniques for removing chipped, alligatored paint off an old house. While looking at YouTube videos, I came across the Paint Shaver Pro.
Be conscious of where you're grabbing when readjusting & wear very heavy leather gloves if you'd like to keep your fingertips intact. They recommend running the tool either right or left on the siding but this takes a long time to get to the wood when you have as many layers of paint as I did. Plus the surface of the siding isn't exactly flat either. After experimenting a little bit, I had the best luck removing the most paint by putting the tip of the tool on an angle & actually running vertical first.
That is until I saw the price on their website. Sure, it's probably the best one out there but I couldn't justify spending $600-$700. After more searching online I came across the Metabo LF724S priced closer to $250. There weren't a lot of videos or reviews on it so I decided I'd take a chance. Today I finally got to try it out & it actually did better than expected. In other reviews I read that the plastic guards are chincy and have a tendency to break off.
You will take off some wood during the process & leave swirls in it as well. No big deal; just put some 60 grit paper on your orbital sander & all the marks from the shaver buff out in no time. Regardless how you use this tool, you will have to go back over the surface with some form of sanding. I didn't hook up my Shop Vac right away, mostly because I didn't have the right connections. However, it didn't throw too much dust in the air.
We recently purchased a home that is 115yrs old and the clapboard siding has at least 5-6 layers of paint on it which was is bad shape. Got a bid from a contractor & he wanted $6000 to do the whole thing. We'll that wasn't going to happen so I decided to take it on myself. Initially, I thought I'd buy a turbo nozzle for my power washer as a way to remove the old paint.
At 11,000 RPM you'll get hit in the face with high velocity chips from time to time, plus you stay cleaner as well. I also purchased a N100 face mask as Menards which fit comfortably under the grinding shield. It's hard saying if your paint has lead so better to be safe than sorry. Overall, this removes paint much faster than hand scraping and sanding or really any other method out there. Plus, you can't beat the price compared to the other options......
Answer: no