The sheer size of the Milwaukee is what bothered me, and the weight behind the head made a off balanced feeling. I personally dont like the m12 line up. This snap on one, the motor sits back down in the base/handle, creates a comfortable balance and holding arrangement. Also allows the slimming of the head to get into smaller areas. Im throughly enjoying the snap on right angle die grinder right now. Need to find more stuff to use it on during my day tho.
@@MrDirtrdr22 i like that reply! I also was not a fan of the size of the tool. My sanpon guy is coming by today. Definitely going to be asking about this tool
What do they say the specs are? Mostly interested in speeds. Not up on website yet. I know the polisher/sander is 15k rpm.
It goes from about 1100 rpms to 22000 rpms.
Correction, 9500 to 28000 rpm. 1/8 and 1/4 collets, 2.2 lbs weight. 11.4 inches long
travis baldwin Dirtrdr22 very nice. Appreciate it.
Compared to milwaukee, which wouk you prefer?
The sheer size of the Milwaukee is what bothered me, and the weight behind the head made a off balanced feeling.
I personally dont like the m12 line up. This snap on one, the motor sits back down in the base/handle, creates a comfortable balance and holding arrangement. Also allows the slimming of the head to get into smaller areas.
Im throughly enjoying the snap on right angle die grinder right now. Need to find more stuff to use it on during my day tho.
@@MrDirtrdr22 i like that reply! I also was not a fan of the size of the tool. My sanpon guy is coming by today. Definitely going to be asking about this tool
Can I ask why you don't like milwaukee 12v... The warranty is way better and it's cheaper.. They have way more options in both tools and batteries?
How is it holding up? I have heard it has overheating problems and it shuts down. Have you had issues like this?
My Snapon guy finally had one in the truck and i got it immediately. So far using carbide burrs no problem