Review on 🔌 Hoteche Electric Variable Grinder with Trigger by Albert Tucker

It didn't take long, but I think it was more than worth it. Contrary to what most people use, this suits my needs exactly. I buy and sell old login tools. My number one vintage tool that I buy and professionally restore are two-handed miter saws, which some people call whips of misery. Cleaning sometimes requires removing layers of rust. The area where you have to be really careful is the area where the saw teeth are and then there is a scraper next to those cutting teeth and as the name suggests it takes the sawdust you just cut, and rakes it out. and falls to the ground. So. When cleaning this area, you need to pay attention to how long the sander with the attachment is working on the surface. The grinders, which only spin in the 11,000-rpm range, run so fast that they quickly heat, red-hot, and deactivate the metal, rendering it unusable, resulting in a $200-$350 loss in sales. This variable speed grinder allows me to slow down in those areas and get the job done without damage. The back pad bought at the same time works on the same principle as velcro, so the pads I bought fit snugly on the back pad with no holes in the middle and hold up great when this grinder is set to a lower speed. With other typical high speed coffee grinders, the high speed tends to loosen and spin repeatedly, even with velcro taped to the back plate, and you have to turn it off, find the disc, and reattach it. Again, the variable speed angle grinder solves a lot of problems for me and the tasks I use it for.