Review on Dynabrade 18180 Autobrade Sander 5 Locking Type by Matthew Perez

It's a Dynabrade so it does what it's supposed to. I couldn't tell any difference between this automotive version and the industrial version, so I decided to give it a try and compare it to my Dynabrade industrial tools. It's a little lighter with a different grip position. I like it but it seems a little less durable than the industrial tools I have. Industrial tools seem to last forever. I have Dynabrade industrial air grinders that have many thousands of hours of use behind them. It doesn't look like it will last that long, although it will likely last a few hundred hours of use, if not a few thousand.