Review on 💨 Enhanced AirCat 6200 Straight Composite Grinder by David Romo

This die grinder is very comfortable to use. Metal body. The grinder is definitely quieter than others I have or those I've ever used them. I've worked in noisy shops for over forty years and now the noise really bothers me and tires me out. It's worth it for that alone - the difference in noise level I almost always wear ear defenders, but the noise does affect me still me. You have to fold it back. I know you'll get used to it. Just pick it up and squeeze the handle. It doesn't affect your pace of work. Performance is good and it doesn't snag under pressure. Even had to go Not use a dull drill and the mill didn't have any problems Of course I'm not a pushover and can definitely shut down a mill with enough pressure as any mark does e is possible, but I'm talking smart ways of working and speaking from experience compared to other quality coffee grinders. However, I've never bought the cheap ones from Harbor Freight or Home Depot, so I can't compare them. It stopped within a month but I think it was an unusual angle head defect not common to all. It stuck to me shortly after I took it out of the box so I suspected it wouldn't last long but it peeled off so I kept using it - hard. Regularly lubricated the head and lubricated the device, but in the end it gave up. I could try another if I need to, but I have a vintage angle Dotco that just won't fail. Manufacturers insist that you use a swivel that you attach the air hose to and I support that. I use a short whip with a swivel and it really makes the tool more comfortable and protects it as well.