Bosch Tools X LOCK Angle Grinder And Accessories (NEW TECHNOLOGY YOU NEED TO SEE)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Bosch Tools X LOCK Angle Grinder And Accessories (NEW TECHNOLOGY YOU NEED TO SEE) from Bosch tools that will change the way you work with angle grinders forever! Bosch tools is introducing the new X LOCK platform of tools and accessories that will make changing grinding discs and wheels a lot faster than the traditional method. We give the #verycoolgang all the new details and information on X LOCK in this video. Let us know your thoughts on Bosch tools new technology in the comments section below!
Also happy to say, got a notification for this video🥳💥👍🏻
Wasn’t getting notified & resubscribed to channel, checked notification settings, & ended having to reboot & load RUclips app for it to finally fix the issue. Kept missing the vids & was getting tad annoyed😅, but it’s fixed for now, anyway😉
Just when I thought Bosch was getting left in the dust here they come again! Loving some of the new offerings!
Seems to happen in waves. But I’m like, “do I really need another battery system?”
CONGRATS TO VCG ON 125,000 SUBSCRIBERS !!! 👍👍
Congrats vcg
Thank you boys!!
It doesn't even take a minute you use a wrench to change a disk.
As long as the discs are universal that's cool.
Hope you are all having a good evening! Keep up the great videos and Congratulations to VCG!😍🛠⚒🧰🔨⛏⚙️🔩
Yeah i need one of those grinders,thx guys👍
They are awesome! Thanks George
As a user for many years of Bosch angle grinders I would not go near X lock. There are two reasons. Great in this demo. In a metal workshop the location and center part of the traditional nut get bashed and worn by the metal your grinding and covered in metal dust. Its not abuse just the result of a lot of use. Workers are put them down and sometimes they catch the nut. However it still remains serviceable and safe and with X lock I can see that more complex system getting damaged and rendering the tool useless. The second reason is we would not want to be tied into purchasing grinding discs from Bosch but want the ability to try other makes which may be more suitable for the materials we grind or to be honest cheaper.
Vince keep the vids coming. Thanks for all the info Iv personally have saved hundreds off your saving vids. You rock!
Great safety features even I could use it! 👍
Great video and great explanation, but cost and availability are the biggest cons to this and the starlock system. It's nearly impossible to find x-lock discs in-store and it's not much better online. Starlock is no different, with stores carrying a very limited supply at high prices, with x-lock prices being worse comparatively.
Again, love the invention and the safety features, but Bosch/Fein have to get their prices down and increase their availability, otherwise their systems are prohibitive and self-limiting; and that doesn't mean move production to China lol.
Love the Bosch !!!!!! And Love the Fein !!!!!! Awesome video !!!!
Thank you Steven!
This is awesome x blade tool. I have no word for appreciate this x blade safety first tool.
Big thanks 👍🏼
Me: 🚬
Me: X-Lock? Sure.
The issues is that you have to buy the specific disks,wire wheels ect to use the features.
I’m with you. Doesn’t seem like anyone else sees a problem lol. I don’t want to spend that kind of money on special wheels. 🤷♀️
@@ceciliachan4361 People said the same thing about 'normal' drill bits versus SDS Plus and SDS Max, classic jig saw blades versus T-shank/SDS and classic multitool blades versus Starlock. If the volume goes up, prices will come down to normal levels. Amazon Germany already has discounted prices for X-Lock discs that are practically at the level of regular discs.
@@macvos i know im late but in Spain is the same
do all the xlock models have the e brake feature where they all stop spinning in less than 2 seconds? or just some models labeled e brake? including the corded models
Bosch and Metabo are my brands! German/USA quality are incomparable. Best best best!!!!
The anti-kick back feature is on my old brushed m18 grinder. Also it’s more for preventing the wheel from shattering than to save your wrist.
!st to hit the like button just once. Sorry I didn't hit it 3x like it was suggested at the end of the video.
Thank you kasey!
That’s badass man I want one
Was hoping for some tool action with a demo Vince. Even though didn’t see any action, was cool to see the auto shutoff with the torque control. Been seeing this handy feature popup in more & more tools, & I’m liking what I see💪🏼
Cheers🤜🏻🤛🏼
Thanks
I bought the set 5 and 4 1/2
Amazing grinders
Increíble máquina, perfecta
And what happen when the release lever is snagged/ pulled while it on and your cutting something?
Ive since held one in my hands, Its very robust and I will buy into the technology.
It wont pull the disc out, dont así me how It works but It disconnect or something while cutting
Interesting development, but I’m seeing a solution for a problem that’s not necessarily there. If it takes anyone 3-5 minutes to change wheels maybe a job using an angle grinder extensively isn’t quite their calling. Anyway, I really enjoy your videos and reviews. As someone who’s just started to collect what I hope will be my lifetime tools, your work has been very valuable and hasn’t led me wrong yet. Thanks.
If Bosch made a solution, then there must be a problem. There is no such thing as a solution for nothing. Solution #1: blades and discs cannot be incorrectly mounted making them safer and more reliable. Solution #2: blades and discs are mounted faster. Solution #3: mounting tools are not needed anymore. Also, there is no such thing as 'expert grinder user' from day 1. Everybody starts from zero. The grinder is the most dangerous power tool, even for experienced users.
It's more for people who go through 20 cutting wheels a day
Perfect!
I would like to know price and more on the reverse feature for wire wheels
Sweet video Vince
I have to go to Harbor Freight once a month and buy out their spanner wrenches just to keep up with my guys losing them. I know most of them are on top of one of the guys washing machines at home. lol
Step up your game milwaukee. M18 Multi tool need something like this along with the m18 grinders
Like the idea but when I buy discs I buy in bulk and investing in a product like this it makes my existing stock of discs useless, plus how much extra do these discs cost compared and obviously I'd be restricted to Bosch only discs
Dewalt cordless grinders still use the nut, but it clearly belongs to the dewalt, and they come with a spanner but i never use it to change the disks. u lock the spindle and use the attachment to spin the nut tight and to loosen it when ur done.
Im not sure if this will take off. This will be a while like their star lock
They just need to make it where it locks in regular discs. Their tool will still sell very well as lots of home owners can't even tighten their own ass...
WOW WHERE ARE THESE BEING SOLD & HOW MUCH
I always use Bosch products, but I hate the big grinder battery.Must be installed inside the graiender handle not comfortable thank you
only proprietary disks? DEAL KILLER~!!
Random question how long will a 12 ah battery last on a 12 in flexvolt miter saw
How much is a Disc?
These ran out extremely fast.
Very nice I love it kaboooooooooooooom
Thanks moises!
My question is why don't they use a simular system of locking on circular saws?
👌👍😎.
Dremel has had this for years. Since Bosch owns Dremel, I'm surprised it took so long.
The difference in size, weight and power requires a totally different, more robust solution
WHAT WILL BE THE PRICE OF EACH GRINDER WHEEL,
COMMONLY I PAY $ 1.00 FOR EACH OF THE REGULARS.
Idk but here are the same for both
Im on Spain by the way
The only real issue is that not every hardware stores have them but i live on a fairly small town and i can get them easilly so, not a huge deal there
When the xlock gets clogged with dirt will it still come off or be stuck fast?
People had the same concerns with SDS Plus, SDS Max, SDS jigsaw and Starlock. All of them work just fine, so I'm fairly sure this will also stand the test of time.
Really great idea- but the wheels are five times the price! And harder to find. If I was using it every day, and someone else was paying, no problem. As it is...
Literally trying to reinvent the wheel.....great idea but seems unnecessary and with the need for specific x lock wheels....good luck with that.
I love it when people act like you spend every other minute changing wheels. You change a wheel between operations or once a wheel wears down. It's not something you're doing constantly that the 10 seconds some proprietary tech (and most likely way more expensive) is going to make your job any faster overall. Instead you get to waste time and money switching over all your abrasives and not having all of what you would normally use available.
While it seems like a good idea keep in mind that you'll be continually paying a high price for every cutting wheel that you gonna to buy and over time that gets quickly very expensive. I'd say this is just another way of making more money out of us all and not about safety as the video states whatsoever. I personally do not think is gonna take off or stay on the market for more than 3-4 years
People said the same thing about 'normal' drill bits versus SDS Plus and SDS Max, classic jig saw blades versus T-shank/SDS and classic multitool blades versus Starlock. If the volume goes up, prices will come down to normal levels. Amazon Germany already has discounted prices for X-Lock discs that are practically at the level of regular discs.
MAKE A POLISHING WHEEL FOR THIS
I wonder how long it will take for Milwaukee to add this to their grinders?
They wont- it will be patented.
@@Tensquaremetreworkshop I asked a Bosch sales guy. Just pay a license for it. Tho I might remember wrong and we talk about starlock instead
@@jagarcogheart Tends not to happen. Everyone waited for the Fein multi-tool patent to expire, and also the Festool tracksaw. They hate paying others. Bosch has the same problem with batteries- they could license Flexi-volt, but have gone for high current instead, and have to have fins etc. to get rid of the heat. Inferior in many ways, but saves admitting the other guy had a better idea.
Also, licensing the tool might be affordable, but licensing the discs, where the profit is made, is another matter. With low cost items license fees are crippling.
@@Tensquaremetreworkshop Makita has already released their first X-Lock grinder(s), so it's not a matter of possibility but of willingness to pay license fees.
@@macvos True- perhaps Bosch offered them a deal they could not refuse. Guess we will never know...
Take my money, as the kids say
Ray do another video without the
motor mouth, gabber, blah blah guy...thanks
Hay what's up brother I would like to pick myself up a Bosch laser level Vince do me a favor gravity free ones for me LOL but if they are grab me one please
Angle angle charging grinder Rs
2 mins 😅😂
I think that this is both a good and a stupid system
Good because is quick
Stupid because they obligate you to buy theyr wheels
But what about if you go out and you can't find anywhere X-Lock wheels ?
That's the problem
I do prefer Metabo Quick and the old sds click system from Bosch
Idiot proof? Plumbers will find a way
I think this is to mutch
How come you talk more than the Bosch guy ?
Beware…
It’s stupid…only takes Bosch products….no 14mm thread for wire brushes etc….pointless
Just a way of Bosch forcing you to use their products….their sales pitch is crap…
X-lock is garbage
Someone should make an adapter to use regular wheels