🔌 Metabo GE 710 V 710W Variable Power Tool Review

I have several Metabo angle grinders, but unfortunately this straight grinder does not meet their requirements. I compared Metabo with Makita GD0800C. vibrates much more than the Makita. So much so that I put the Metabo on the table at speed 4-6 and it literally vibrated off the table while the Makita stayed in place at the same speed. Time realizes the importance of the absence of vibration. Too much vibration is not only annoying but can also cause long-term nerve damage. from them if I get a

1/4" collet won't hold some 1/4" bits. I love spending $250 and it becomes a mystery RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX! (Is it a collet or bad bits? Should be bits right?) then you have to spend more money (on new bits) and wait a few days to find out that the new bits don't fit either. Now I sit down and look at the bits, tool and collets then write to customer service, wait about a day and then get an email from repair service saying the only thing I need ( a new collet), is not in stock! FOR A MONTH! Now

Made in Germany so the switches, cord and strain relief are first class and obviously no tear stains from slave labour. Even better, when you open the box it smells like a new tool, not the toxic waste like everything that comes out of China. The engine and electronic controls work smoothly. The tool is very powerful. Use both hands and get ready. It is able to work with detail if you pay attention to the direction of the cut. I've used it to flux clean big, thick, unsightly welds, so it worked