Is The Milwaukee M12 Fuel Die Grinder Flexing Normal Or Is It A Defect?
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Brian Eslick from How to Automotive www.howtoautomo... talks to you about a potential problem with the new Milwaukee Tools M12 FUEL Straight Die Grinder and Right Angle Die Grinder. Is flexing normal or a defect? Milwaukee Tools intentionally designed this feature into the product to drastically reduce vibration in applications.
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Send one to AVE Tool review and he'll take it apart and dissect it.
Huh I noted this and people didn't want to respond to me, glad you are making s video on this
That’s good to know. I haven’t experienced the flex personally, but it gives me a bit more confidence to push on ‘em.
Another thing: I noticed the brake on the straight grinder is quite a bit noisier than on the angled. Called Milwaukee about it and they said that’s not a defect either.
Good stuff, you got a cant live without tool???
Excellent Tutorial 👍
Also recently got the high torque one key and what an absolute animal that is
Yeah it’s a beast
The m12 die grinder I have was solid until my buddy dropped a 4x4 fence post right square on the chuck ... it's still in 1 piece but it's got some give now.
what burr bit were you using to clean the yoke?
It was a sanding disc. Made by 3M
man, near the end, you put on the cut off wheel, and you didnt cut anything. I was expecting some cut off action. I wanna buy one specially for cutting small parts, lol
My m12 90 degree die grinder the head has some flex I just noticed and thought it loosened off possibly cause my burrs I was using were chattering and I thought that was the problem but is that the way it is now that I see this video ? And I haven’t really used the thing much either !
The tool definitely have some flakes in it. That’s pretty normal, but if it’s excessive, it might be loosening up.
Not a bug..... its a feature!
I had my right angle for 2 months and I just blow it up today
That sucks! I’m sure they’ll warranty for you
Defect or not it doesn’t feel or look right.
That's how Milwaukee needs to sell. It seems like they’re more geared toward contracting tools.
Milwaukee is new to the automotive side of the tool business. But they have quickly come out with some of the best tools out there.
I want that stubby electric gun Milwaukee has🔥
Oh I would put that on the Christmas wish list and get it👍
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