Review on 🔧 2 Inch Brushless Variable 12 Amp Grinder by Ans Brownlee

Brushless and slower option with shock protection and auto shut off in case of power failure. (Doesn't turn on when plugged back in if switch was on.) Makes a howling noise at higher RPMs but after using my first one for a year or more I've bought 2 more if I'm grinding metal and cut. Also suitable for sanding wood. I prefer a paddle switch so it turns off when I let go of the grinder, but with shock protection (works great) it's a pretty safe job anyway. I have yet to drop this grinder, it's quite heavy but not as bad as other variable speed grinders I've used and not as easy to break after a few months as cheap tools from . Selling them for $150 is a pretty good buy, $200 sucks, but if I needed one I'd pay for it before buying a $50 single speed grinder.