What a chonker of a battery hanging off that thing. Idk about the shop guys, but it looks so unwieldy, I wouldn't want to do any precise work with something that large. Wouldn't an air hose or a 12V battery tool be better?
Yes, pneumatic works fine with the right tool, but 12V tools don't really have a chance at porting heads, intakes, or working with structural steel. Thanks for watching.
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FLEX is killing it!! Making all their tools so OP!!
FINALLY SOMEONE TALKED ABOUT IT!! I'm waiting a little longer to grab one, but definitely need it while my air compressor setup is in the works.
Glad we could help. Thanks for watching.
Didn't know about burr bits for aluminum, thanks for the heads up, you should update your description with a sponsored link to some!
They're referred to as single cut style. The double cut style is for ferrous metals.
Thanks Tim! This is just the same as the Milwaukee angle grinder, I love this collet feature, but I know a lot of people disliked it!
i love my metabo die grinder but this looks awesome
I bought the new model Milwaukee just released with the paddle switch & I forget how many speeds. This looks just as good as Milwaukee’s.
Not a bad tool either. We haven't reviewed that one yet, but this 24V FLEX is quite a beast in the power department. Thanks for watching.
Tim also can you do a video on how to cut metal cleanly?
What a chonker of a battery hanging off that thing. Idk about the shop guys, but it looks so unwieldy, I wouldn't want to do any precise work with something that large. Wouldn't an air hose or a 12V battery tool be better?
Yes, pneumatic works fine with the right tool, but 12V tools don't really have a chance at porting heads, intakes, or working with structural steel. Thanks for watching.
@@Shoptoolreviews Makes sense, thanks for the explanation.
No...this is the best die grinder available anywhere ✔️
@@boosted2.4_sky How much did they pay you to say that?
Those man glitter makers were invented by a diabolical fellow that decided wood slivers were passé and wanted to up the pain game.