Die Grinder Cordless Die Grinder with 1

[Color: Red]
This thing is legit. Plenty of power, battery compatibility with milwaukee, various speeds, comfortable, seems well built. The collets work like they should, as opposed to my small milwaukee die grinders where the collets constantly get jammed in there and it's a struggle to extract every carbide burr. I will probably buy a few more of these so I can keep a few set up for different tasks.

[Color: Grey]
This was a good buy it is well balanced and hand hold closer to tip for pretty good control, It has 6 speed settings which is great thought only 3 but there is a light green is 1-3 and red 4-6. I Used it to deburr some metal cuts and expand some holes in stainless steel brackets and to edge plastic mount. Used it straight out of box with dewalt 20V just push the power button forward and down. At first I thought it didn't work but it was user error (one day maybe I'll read instruction)

[Color: Red]
I cant speak to the longevity of this item, but for now it works perfectly.Motor is very strong, fits the brand name battery perfectly.Even comes with a die grinder bit.

[Color: Grey]
It works well

[Color: Red]
This is an excellent inexpensive grinder. I have only used it for one job, but it was a lot of grinding and worked very well.

Love this tool! My Dewalt and Dewalt clone batteries fit perfectly. Tool has plenty of power and runs very smoothly using carbide 10mm diameter burrs for cutting aluminum and cast iron. I used this tool for clearance work inside small engines, cutting through aluminum and the cast iron cylinder liner like butter! It does what i need in maybe 5 minutes where it would take me 15-20 minutes (at least) with my Dremel tool (also with good quality carbide burrs).Using the lowest rated clone battery; 2.0 Ah, I think, the tool never bogged down and didn't drain the battery after a good hour of run time. Th variable speed selection is nice and works as it should and the lock on power button is very handy as it allows you to position your hands wherever is best to control the tool without regard to having to hold a trigger down to keep it running.This is a powerful tool and the way it cuts through metal, you can imagine what it would do to flesh if you let it get away from you - it is definitely a two handed tool and as long as you use common sense it should not be a problem.

Well constructed